The Eurasia Park is being built in Kyrgyzstan in honor of the 10th anniversary of the EAEU

ANO Eurasia, with the support of the Government of Kyrgyzstan, is implementing a major social project — the construction of a unique cultural and entertainment park in the village of Orok. This was reported by the press service of ANO Eurasia.

The presentation of the project took place in the Innovation Center of Bishkek with the participation of the City Hall.

"Thanks to our patrons, ANO Eurasia is implementing a large-scale social project to create a family children's park in Bishkek. Such projects unite the countries of Eurasia around the idea of friendship and prosperity of the peoples of the continent based on our common spiritual and moral values," said Alyona Arshinova, Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Chairman of the Council of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization Eurasia.

Arshinova thanked the President of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Japarov for supporting the initiatives of ANO Eurasia and the policy pursued under his leadership to strengthen friendly relations between the Russian Federation and the Kyrgyz Republic and develop strategic partnership within the framework of the EAEU.

Director of the regional office of ANO Eurasia in the Kyrgyz Republic Kymbat Urumkulova said that the total area of the future park will be 10 hectares. It will be equipped with everything necessary for cultural and sporting events. There are a large number of unique attractions and recreation areas that will provide a comfortable and varied pastime for families with children. The construction is carried out taking into account high modern standards, Urumkulova noted.

"After the completion of all construction works, the cultural and entertainment park will be transferred to the balance of the Bishkek City Hall. It will become an important part of Kyrgyzstan's infrastructure and the only free and, most importantly, safe recreation area for citizens and guests of the capital. The park is designed as a multifunctional complex with various leisure areas," said Zhamalbek Yrsaliev, Vice Mayor of Bishkek.