During his current travels around the country, Sadir Jafarov has faced a stream of appeals.
They can be divided into two categories - basic social services (drinking water, roads, gasification, health) and personal/property disputes (land issues, criminal cases, amnesty).
This shows that people on the ground perceive the president as the supreme authority for solving problems that the municipal authorities could not or did not want to solve.
Talas area - the widest range of appeal.
In the districts of Talas, Talas and Kai-Ata, residents raised issues of support for agricultural producers, preservation of historical memory, gasification, amnesty, landscape design and construction of social facilities, land and property disputes, shortage of personnel and hospital beds in the field of health.
Separately, appeals were filed on criminal cases and actions of law enforcement agencies, and the president directed the relevant departments to ensure substantive consideration.
Choi area - infrastructure and loans.
In the districts of Tokmok, Choi and Kamin, the residents asked for the establishment of rehabilitation centers and educational institutions, preferential agricultural loans for farmers at low interest rates, the improvement of the condition of the roads and the supply of clean drinking water.
Issues of land distribution and amnesty were also raised. Jafarov, in response, called on people to beware of fraudsters in land and real estate transactions. In Kara-Balta, Jail and Panfilov districts, the main issue was the lack of drinking water.
Appeals to the president are actually a sign of the weakness of the local government. Issues of gazification, roads, water and land disputes are under the authority of Eyal Okamoto and the provincial governments.
The fact that people take them directly to the head of state means that there are no resources on the ground, or there is no will, or that people do not believe that the issue will be resolved without a call from above.