“Public debt remains manageable despite rise in external borrowing” – MIIT

• 2,737 MW of additional electric capacity created, with 1,106 km of high-voltage power transmission lines laid;

• commissioning of additional generation capacity totaling 2,084 MW, production of 16,423 million kWh of electricity, and 551.8 thousand Gcal of thermal energy ensured.

In the area of transport modernization and urban services, 4 Boeing 787-8 aircraft, 2 Talgo-250 high-speed passenger trains, 30 electric locomotives, 70 railcars and 29 trainsets for the metro, 1,900 buses, 1,000 ambulances, 541 units of municipal solid waste collection equipment, and 13 heating boilers were procured.

In addition, 119 educational and research laboratories were established at 60 higher education institutions, and 6,213 state preschool education organizations were equipped with furniture, educational materials, and office equipment.

In the agriculture and water management sector, 1,593.1 km of canals were rehabilitated, 3,396 hydraulic structures modernized, 423 vertical wells constructed, modern greenhouses established on 2.2 thousand hectares, intensive orchards created on 12.6 thousand hectares, and cold storage facilities with a capacity of 334.9 thousand tons built.

Enterprises for processing agricultural products with a capacity of 258.2 thousand tons were also launched, and farms were established with livestock capacity of 12.3 million head in poultry farming, 5,752 head in sheep breeding, and 26.3 thousand head in livestock farming.

It is noted that these figures reflect already utilized borrowings. A significant portion of infrastructure and social sector modernization projects is still ongoing and will deliver further impact as the work is completed.

Overall, as a result of the comprehensive set of measures implemented between 2017 and 2025, more than 2 million jobs were created, exports increased by 270%, and GDP per capita rose by 418%.

In his Address, the president separately emphasized that members of parliament will oversee the entire project cycle – from selection and competitive tenders to implementation and outcomes. Project statuses, stages, and phases will be published in real time so that it is clear how competitions and tenders are conducted and how obligations are fulfilled.