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During a recent working visit to Osh, Ulan Mamatkanov, Deputy Chairman of the Kyrgyz Cabinet, emphasized the government's ongoing commitment to enhance social welfare, healthcare, and educational services. This visit was part of the “Open Cabinet: Area of Responsibility” initiative, aimed at granting journalists insight into governmental efforts and developmental projects in the locality.
Accompanied by media representatives, Mamatkanov toured various social and infrastructural initiatives across the Osh region. This endeavor seeks to bolster transparency, offering the community a clearer understanding of the implementation and oversight of government programs.
His day began with discussions surrounding the “Bala Irysy” social assistance program, which focused on effective administration, agency coordination, and ensuring timely support for eligible families. Mamatkanov urged authorities to prioritize the efficient delivery of these benefits.
Coinciding with International Children’s Day, he spoke at an event in T. Satylganov Recreation Park, underscoring the importance of investing in children and youth. With over 2.7 million children in Kyrgyzstan, he reiterated the nation's priority to enhance their education, welfare, and future prospects.
The Deputy Chairman continued his observation of educational infrastructure, notably visiting the ongoing construction of Secondary School No. 2 named after S. Zhigitov, which aims to serve 1,200 students. Launched by President Sadyr Japarov, this project is expected to significantly enrich educational accessibility in the area. Officials were reminded to ensure construction quality and timely completion.
Healthcare improvements were another critical focus, particularly during a visit to Osh City Clinical Hospital, where Mamatkanov assessed patient conditions and the progress of a new 300-bed facility. Conversations revolved around enhancing healthcare access, expanding medical services, and adhering to project quality and timelines.
The visit concluded with a discussion on entrepreneurship and social welfare initiatives. Mamatkanov met a local entrepreneur who secured funding through a social contract program to start a sewing business. He also visited the Osh City Department of Labor, Social Protection, and Migration, observing how targeted support programs assist citizens. This visit was a testament to Kyrgyzstan's strategy of weaving together social aid, economic growth, healthcare development, and educational investment to uplift the nation's living standards.