What do busy downtown Bishkek, a highway out of town and Semyonovka Gorge have in common? New Beeline base stations that provide fast internet and stable connectivity. The national mobile operator continues to develop its network — from the big city to the jailoo (mountain pasture).

The capital lives at a fast pace. Pay for coffee by transfer, call a taxi through an app, reply in a work chat. Music in your headphones, a funny video in your feed that you have to send to a friend. And of course, a call to your family to see how they are doing. And on the weekend, a trip out of town: navigation to your destination, road trip stories, photos against the mountains and a message: "We've arrived."

Different routes, a different pace, and one need: a connection that doesn't slow down when you are on the move. That is why Beeline is constantly improving network quality, especially in places with heavy traffic and growing demand for fast mobile internet.

In May, new Beeline base stations appeared in central Bishkek, including the Old Bishkek underground complex and a busy stretch of Jibek Jolu Avenue. Beeline also strengthened coverage outside the capital: in the villages of Sadovoye and Novopokrovka.

The company is also actively developing its network at Issyk-Kul. About 40 new sites have already been launched along the road to the lake and on the shore, and their number is growing. This month, Beeline base stations were installed in popular tourist locations such as Semyonovka Gorge (Kyrchyn) and the villages of Ornok, Chok-Tal, Kojoyar and Frunze.

Beeline continues to develop its network where it matters. In big cities — so that connectivity meets modern needs. In tourist and resort areas — for a comfortable vacation. In villages and remote parts of the country — so that digital opportunities are available to everyone. With Beeline, you are always connected.

### Beeline — the national operator of new opportunities.