Efforts to Improve Living Standards Observed in Beruniy District

Chairman of the Jokargy Kenes of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, Amanbay Orynbaev, visited Beruniy district and familiarized himself with the ongoing work aimed at improving the living conditions of the population, supporting additional income generation, and creating new jobs.

First, the Chairman of the Jokargy Kenes inspected the construction of newly built multi-storey residential buildings in the “Tokymashy” mahalla. It should be noted that this year, the construction of 24 multi-storey buildings - 7 and 5 floors high - is planned, and upon completion, 812 apartments will be put into use.

Next, the Chairman visited the construction site of the "Shokh Abbas Mirzo" LLC, which is building a public service facility on land directly allocated under Presidential Decree No. 129 specifically for Karakalpakstan. He also inspected the ongoing reconstruction work on Tortkul Street in the district. Clear instructions were given to those responsible to ensure the construction work is carried out with high quality and completed on time.

Digitalization work at the Beruniy Interdistrict Perinatal Center was reviewed. Efforts aimed at providing quality services to the population were studied.

The construction and production activities at the "Oltin Saodat Asri" LLC enterprise in the "Tokymashy" mahalla were inspected. Thanks to the concessions provided by our President, the company is expanding its range of services by producing heating boilers, construction and finishing materials, and modern doors, thus serving the public according to new development directions.

In turn, clear instructions were given to those responsible to provide all necessary support to further expand the company’s operations.

During the visit to review ongoing work in the district, the Chairman of the Jokargy Kenes visited the farmstead of Umar Masharipov, who earns several hundred million soms annually from his home yard land, and Masharib Aitov, an expert in viticulture, potato cultivation, and horticulture. It was noted that the experience of the "Bostan" mahalla is the most widespread across Karakalpakstan, and this experience should be further extended to many more farms and mahallas. 

The land plots of the forestry were inspected. Instructions were given to the responsible persons to prepare the fields and irrigation canals for planting trees and to carry out the work in an organized manner.

The land plots allocated to young people for 30 years by the decree of our President, specifically in the "Saraykol" and "Turan" mahallas, were visited in connection with the "One Contour, One Crop" initiative. Currently, melons, watermelons, and other horticultural crops are being grown there, and a plentiful harvest is expected soon.