Road Passports for East Kazakhstan Region Added to the E-Joldar Platform

More than 100 km of roads along tourist routes will be repaired in 2026

Translated with AI from the Russian original.

About 94% of roads meet regulatory requirements in the East Kazakhstan Region. This was stated by the region's akim, Nurymbet Saktaganov.

In 2025, workers completed medium repairs on 90 km of access roads to villages and 160 km of roads to tourist and recreational areas. 

In 2026, the authorities planned to repair 114 km of roads along tourist routes and more than 100 km of access roads to villages.

The region's total road network amounts to 10.6 thousand km. Of this, in 2026, 355 km of local road and street infrastructure facilities are covered by repair and construction work.
Nurymbet Saktaganov, Akim of the East Kazakhstan Region

On the E-Joldar platform, digital certification of roads of regional significance has been carried out. Roads of district significance and the street-road network in populated areas will also be added to the system.

Earlier it was reported that more than 8 thousand km of roads will be repaired this year in Kazakhstan.

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