In 2025, Kyrgyzstan spent nearly 52 billion KGS on infrastructure across the country

By the end of 2025, Kyrgyzstan had significantly increased its public capital investments, focusing them on social and transport infrastructure. During the year, 54.16 billion KGS were allocated for 1,472 projects, of which 51.91 billion KGS were actually financed.

Thus, the level of implementation of the investment program exceeded 95%, which indicates a noticeable acceleration in the implementation of state projects.

According to the data, the largest share of funds was allocated to the construction and reconstruction of roads and bridges — 21.19 billion KGS, or 40.8% of the total planned investments.

In second place were strategic facilities and law enforcement facilities, which accounted for 11.5 billion KGS (22.1%), followed by schools with sports halls — 8.9 billion KGS (17.1%).

Funds were also allocated to healthcare facilities, water supply, and irrigation.

Actual funding in most areas was practically in line with planned indicators, which indicates a high degree of project implementation.

According to data from the Ministry of Finance, 381 facilities were completed across the country in 2025. These included:

• 86 schools with a capacity of more than 8,000 students;
• 30 kindergartens with 2,300 places;
• 9 healthcare facilities with 50 beds;
• 138 road facilities with a total length of 467 km;
• 8 water supply facilities, providing access to drinking water for almost 100,000 residents;
• 17 irrigation systems.

Sixty-three power and strategic infrastructure facilities and 18 sports and cultural complexes were also commissioned.

The investment structure shows that the authorities are focusing on basic infrastructure—roads, schools, water, and irrigation. These areas form the basis for economic activity in the regions and reduce social inequality.