More than KZT 4 billion from the returned assets were allocated to complete the construction of water supply systems in the Kyzylorda region

More than KZT 4 billion from the returned assets were allocated to complete the construction of water supply systems in the Kyzylorda region

08.03.2025 01:08:15 935

In accordance with the Head of State's instructions, the Government is implementing projects to build essential infrastructure using assets that were illegally withdrawn but have been returned to the country.
A decision has been made to allocate about KZT 4.2 billion from the Special State Fund for the construction and modernization of water supply systems in the Aral district of the Kyzylorda region.
To provide centralized water supply to the villages of Tokabai and Abai, which have a combined population of over 3 000 people, a connection line to the Aral -Tokabai-Abay main line of the Aral-Sarybulak group water supply is being built. This project began in 2021, and an additional KZT 3.7 billion is needed for its completion. The decision to allocate these funds has already been made, and the facility is expected to be operational by the end of 2025.
In the village of Akbasty, home to about 400 residents, the construction of a connection line to the Kosman-Akbasty main line of the Aral-Sarybulak group water supply is nearing completion. The project's cost is approximately KZT 2.4 billion, with KZT 1.8 billion already spent. The remaining KZT 524 million has been allocated from the Special State Fund, and the facility is scheduled to be launched this year. These projects will enhance the living standards of rural residents by providing direct access to quality water and creating new economic opportunities. It is important to note that the construction and modernization of the water supply system is a top priority for the Government. These activities are part of the Head of State's order to ensure 100% coverage of cities and villages with drinking water.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda/press/news/details/952082