In Kyrgyzstan, checkpoint infrastructure at specially protected natural areas will be modernized for about 80 million soms

The Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology and Technical Supervision has signed an agreement with the state enterprise Kyrgyzstroyservice for the construction and modernization of checkpoint infrastructure at specially protected natural areas. The total value of the agreement is approximately 80 million soms.

As part of the project, modern checkpoints are planned to be built at the Sary-Chelek State Biosphere Reserve and the Kyrgyz-Ata Nature Park. The project also includes the installation of automated checkpoints across 16 state nature parks and reserves nationwide.

According to the ministry, the initiative aims to improve the management of specially protected natural territories, enhance visitor tracking, ensure greater transparency of financial revenues, and create more comfortable conditions for tourists and citizens.

It is also noted that the introduction of automated systems will help digitize visitor registration processes and reduce the influence of the human factor in monitoring and controlling access to natural sites.