In Kyrgyzstan, 1,903 km of roads were asphalted in 2026 — Ministry of Transport

Since the start of 2026, 1,903 km of roads have been asphalted in Kyrgyzstan. This is 735 km more than during the same period last year. From 2027, the authorities plan to build more than 2,000 km of roads annually.

This was announced by the Deputy Minister of Transport and Communications, Baktyluu Askar uulu, at an extraordinary meeting of the ‘Ala-Too’ parliamentary group on 12 November.

The meeting also discussed the construction of the Too-Ashuu–Suusamyr–Aral road. According to the Deputy Minister, preparatory work has been completed, and the contract with the contractor is expected to be signed at the end of November.

MPs raised issues concerning the widening of the Osh–Uzgen road, road repairs in the regions, the construction of alternative toll roads and the allocation of funds from the Road Fund.

In addition, those attending the meeting discussed the condition of irrigation systems and the supply of drinking and irrigation water to the population.