AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEducation & IT Access: Bishkek has started enrollment for “School 21,” a free digital technologies program for adults 18+ with online testing and a 14-day in-person stage, offering tracks like software, cybersecurity, data, AI, and entrepreneurship. Textbook Integrity: Bishkek police opened a criminal case after free textbooks appeared for sale in markets, with investigators checking their origin and whether they were meant to be distributed free; meanwhile, the government says 2.46 million copies have already been delivered and more are on the way. Language & Identity: On Kyrgyzstan’s State Language Day, officials stressed using Kyrgyz in education, science, administration, and digital spaces, including plans for electronic platforms and language resources. Sports Funding: Kyrgyzstan allocated 2.4495 billion soms for sports development in 2025, mainly for training camps, athlete nutrition, and scholarships. Culture & Youth: An international film camp in Macao selected eight short-film projects for production funding, continuing its push to nurture Asian film talent. People’s Kurultai Prep: Preparations for the fifth People’s Kurultai are underway, with 700 delegates set to be elected by quotas across regions, ethnic groups, and citizens abroad.
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