Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Chairman of the State Committee for National Security Kamchybek Tashiev spoke about the details of the border delimitation agreement between Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. It was reported by kaktus.media.

At a meeting of the Jogorku Kenesh Committee on International Affairs, Defense, Security and Migration on 10 October, he said that following the results of the signed agreement, Uzbekistan received 4,485 hectares, and Kyrgyzstan - 19,699 hectares.

So, according to him, the following lands went to Kyrgyzstan:

Gavasay area - 12,949 ha;

the village of Kok-Serek, Ala-Buka district - 105 hectares (citizens of the Kyrgyz Republic live there);

the village of Bayastan, Ala-Buka district - 212 hectares;

Mount Ungar-Too - 35 ha;

Ak-Tash village of Kara-Suu region - 100 ha;

the village of Kara-Beles, Ala-Buka district - 25 hectares (previously were in Uzbekistan);

part of the Sharikhan-Sai canal - 19.5 hectares (the beginning of the canal is 19.5 hectares near Uzbekistan);

Suzak district - 500 hectares additionally;

Uzgen district - 500 hectares additionally;

Orto-Tokoi reservoir - 1,009.5 ha (in full);

the villages of Kok-Serek, Birinchi Mai, Ala-Buka district - 1,307 ha;

areas "Airport", Zhetigen, Kerben Aksy district - 571 ha;

Shamaldy-Sai village, Nooken region - 1,088 ha;

Aravan region - 148 ha;

localities Kok-Talaa, Pyldyrak of Kadamdzhai district - 1,013 ha.

At the same time, according to Kamchybek Tashiev, the land under the Kempir-Abad reservoir with an area of 4,485 hectares was transferred to Uzbekistan. After lowering the horizontal level of the water volume from 908 to 900 meters, 1,246 hectares were released, they went to Kyrgyzstan.

"Previously, only citizens of Uzbekistan had access to the Kempir-Abad dam. Now there will be joint management: four people each from Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. For 70 years, the decision on the use of water was made by Uzbekistan independently. Now the citizens of Kyrgyzstan will have free access to water: water, drink livestock, they will even be able to fish and pump water with a pump. Uzbekistan will not be able to install engineering structures," Tashiev said.

In total, Uzbekistan received 4,485 ha and Kyrgyzstan –  19,699 ha.

“I can’t say that we are winners, but we didn’t give up a single meter. On the contrary, we received additional areas on which there were questions. Some say that we received bad land, but in fact it is very good, fertile land. There is even gold. Uzbekistan once issued six licenses. Despite this, we received these lands," the head of the State Committee for National Security said.

After the ratification of the agreement, the map of Kyrgyzstan will increase by 15,806 hectares.