Adylbek Kasymaliev, Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration, expressed his congratulations to media representatives on their professional holiday - Information and Printing Day.
In his address, he noted:
“Dear colleagues from the information sphere!
I sincerely congratulate you on Information and Printing Day, your professional holiday!”
It was on November 7, 1924, that the first issue of the newspaper “Erkin-Too” was published in the Kyrgyz language, marking an important event for domestic journalism. In honor of this date, Information and Printing Day is celebrated annually in our country.
Information has always played a key role in human life, and in the context of rapid digitalization, its significance becomes particularly relevant.
Today, information represents not just an exchange of news, but a powerful tool for shaping public opinion.
Your role, as representatives of the printed word, is to be an important link between the state and society. The responsibility for the accuracy and objectivity of your materials is very great, as it is through your work that people perceive reality.
Dear journalists!
Your profession requires constant self-development, hard work, high morality, and honor. With your words, you shape the trust and public consciousness of citizens.
We highly value your work in the objective analysis of the activities of both state structures and private organizations, as well as ordinary citizens, which contributes to increasing their responsibility to society. Journalism truly reflects society, and its state affects the development of the country in one way or another.
In the context of the rapid development of the media landscape, it is especially important to maintain professional principles and values. Journalists must possess critical thinking, be able to objectively assess facts, and deeply analyze events in a changing information environment.
I wish you creative success, prosperity, and good health to your loved ones!
May your work continue to justify the trust of the people!
Happy holiday to you!”
