FROM THE HISTORY OF THE CITY OF SULUKTA OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC
This article discusses a brief history of the city of Sulukta in the Kyrgyz Republic. The article covers the period of the adoption of the status of the city since 1940. The article contains statistics that show the pace of development of the city. The development and problems in the housing and communal sphere of the city economy are highlighted. The author of the article researched and analyzed archival materials on the history of the city of Sulukta and offered some recommendations regarding the future of the city. The territory of the Sulukta mine and the city, its infrastructure developed according to production needs, that is, roads to the mines, houses for miners' workers, hospitals and schools for their children were built. The territory of the Sulukta mine and the city, its infrastructure developed according to production needs, that is, roads to the mines, houses for miners' workers, hospitals and schools for their children were built. At that time, the State Planning Committee ruled and the following system operated: Sulukta coal was delivered in trolleys to Proletarsk (a regional center in Tajikistan), where it was loaded onto wagons and platforms and, according to the State Planning Commission's order, was sent to different addresses.