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The esteemed "Kumtor Gold Company" has recently inaugurated a state-of-the-art facility in Tokmok, which operates in a trial phase, dedicated to the restoration and recycling of automotive tires. This noteworthy development was graced by the presence of the distinguished Prime Minister, Akylbek Japarov, who paid a visit to this remarkable establishment, as relayed by the press service of the Cabinet of Ministers. Under the project entitled "Turning Waste into Money," the primary objective is to establish a plant that employs advanced German technology, capable of restoring tires of various sizes. By doing so, it aims to reduce the costs associated with tire replacement and enhance the overall efficiency of the esteemed "Kumtor Gold Company." Simultaneously, this initiative seeks to create new revenue streams while mitigating the adverse environmental impact of plastic waste, as underscored by the Cabinet. The transformation process involves the comprehensive processing of old tir
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