The State Agency for State Property Management (GAUGI) has proposed using vacant state-owned buildings in Suzak for schools and nurseries

Vacant state-owned buildings in the Suzak district could be used to open private schools and nurseries. This was announced by Beksultan Tokonov, Director of the State Agency for State Property Management, at a working meeting on 10 November.

According to him, if entrepreneurs or other interested parties wish to open educational institutions, they should be given the opportunity to use suitable state-owned premises.

The head of the agency emphasised that issues relating to the management of state property should be resolved directly at local level – in the districts and regions where the relevant problems arise.

This approach will enable idle buildings to be brought back into economic use and existing infrastructure to be utilised to meet the social needs of the population.