At the meeting venue, the flags of both countries were raised, a red carpet was laid out, and a ceremonial guard was formed to welcome the high-ranking guest.
Additionally, yurts were set up on the tarmac, and ethnic warriors demonstrated elements of nomadic culture, including falconry and taigans.
As part of the visit, a short concert program was prepared for the presidents, where Kyrgyz performers presented musical pieces reflecting the culture of both nations.
During his visit on November 26, the leaders of Kyrgyzstan and Russia will discuss key issues of bilateral relations and possible directions for further cooperation, based on the principles of strategic partnership. Several bilateral agreements are also scheduled to be signed on that day.
