10/11/2026
Qatar Charity (QC) has opened two new development projects in Kegeti village in Chuy District, Chuy Region, Kyrgyzstan, in the presence of government officials and representatives of local authorities.
The projects include a health center covering a total area of 175 square meters and an 80-square-meter mosque. They form part of Qatar Charity’s ongoing efforts to support vital sectors and improve access to essential services for communities in need.
Improving Access to Healthcare
The new health center is expected to strengthen local healthcare services and benefit approximately 10,000 people living in Kegeti and nearby communities.
It will provide primary healthcare, medical consultations, and other essential health services, helping residents access treatment and basic medical care closer to home.
Supporting Community Life
The mosque will provide the residents with a suitable place for worship while promoting Islamic values, community solidarity, and stronger social ties.
Together, the health center and mosque provide an integrated model that addresses both the practical and spiritual needs of the local community.
Local officials and residents expressed their sincere appreciation to the State of Qatar, Qatar Charity, and the generous donor for supporting the two projects. They noted that the new facilities would help improve quality of life and meet the community’s healthcare and religious needs.
Continued Development Efforts
The opening builds on Qatar Charity’s continuing humanitarian and development work in Kyrgyzstan. In 2025, its humanitarian and development projects reached more than 150,000 people across seven regions, with a particular focus on Chuy, Issyk-Kul, and Naryn.
These efforts included 37 construction and development projects covering healthcare, education, water, housing, and mosques, as well as 53 economic empowerment and humanitarian relief projects.