AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEducation & Youth: Kyrgyzstan’s Minister of Education said the country is “not last, not first” after PISA-2025 results ranked it 80th out of 91, stressing early childhood development and noting a global dip in science. School Life: Only seven of 90,000+ teachers receive qualification-category bonuses after voluntary certification; meanwhile, student medical certificates are now issued electronically via the Sanarip Clinic system to cut paperwork. Culture & Community: After the VI World Nomad Games, the “Taza Muras” cleanup campaign kicks off ahead of World Cleanliness Day on Sept 20, with the theme “Games end, heritage remains.” Arts & Events: Bishkek’s XI International Theater Festival of Small Forms “Impulse” runs Sept 14–18 with groups from Moldova, Kazakhstan, Russia, and Kyrgyzstan. Nomad Games Afterglow: NOMAD FEST awards at the games highlighted ethnodance, urban nomad, and artisan crafts, while foreign tourists got hands-on with lyanga in Kyrchyn. Local Governance: Bishkek city hall denied claims that School No. 104 in Ak-Ordo isn’t ready for the 2026/27 year, saying it’s prepared despite high demand.
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