BISHKEK: Kyrgyzstan is set to open 42 schools and four sports halls by September 1, a significant step in enhancing educational infrastructure and promoting physical well-being across the nation.
Myrzabek Zhyparkulov, the head of the State Agency for Architecture, Construction, Housing, and Communal Services, shared this announcement via his Facebook page.
The construction of these vital social facilities, including the schools and sports halls, has been undertaken following directives from the President of Kyrgyzstan. The facilities are nearing completion, with final touches being applied to ensure readiness for the upcoming academic year.
Kyrgyzstan’s Commitment to Quality Education
According to Zhyparkulov, the new schools boast state-of-the-art features, providing students with modern and comfortable learning environments. Additionally, the facilities are equipped with canteens and sports and concert halls that contribute to a holistic educational experience.
The emphasis on enhancing educational infrastructure underscores Kyrgyzstan’s commitment to nurturing the intellectual and physical development of its citizens. By inaugurating these schools and sports halls, the nation is demonstrating its dedication to fostering a well-rounded educational journey for its youth.
As September 1 approaches, the inauguration of these facilities is poised to positively impact the educational landscape and contribute to the overall growth and progress of Kyrgyzstan.
