Nuriza, originally from the village of Kalba in the Talas district, graduated with honors from the "Manas" lyceum in 2000, where she studied physics and mathematics in depth. After that, she enrolled in the Faculty of Mathematics, Computer Science, and Cybernetics at the Kyrgyz National University named after J. Balasagyn, where she obtained a degree in "Applied Mathematics and Computer Science," and later completed her master's degree at the same institution.
Her husband, Bekbolot Kazakovich, was born in the village of Zhon-Aryk and began his career as a history teacher after graduating from the history faculty of the Kyrgyz National University. Nuriza recounts that their acquaintance happened in quite an unusual setting. The day before her trip to Jalal-Abad to visit relatives, on June 26, 2004, a white Audi stopped in front of their house. Nuriza's mother informed her that some people had come to meet her. At first, she hesitated, but eventually went out to meet them. Bekbolot immediately made a good impression on her, and they spent time in a café, after which he escorted her home.
It turned out that Bekbolot had long noticed Nuriza. Later, they introduced their families and became friends. Nuriza has no regrets about her choice. She shares that she has been living with his parents for 21 years, and she has an older sister and three brothers who spoiled her as the only daughter in childhood. Bekbolot's mother helped her quickly adapt to the new family by taking on some household responsibilities. After some time, Nuriza got a job as a mathematics teacher at a local school, where she was quickly loved by her students, despite being a newcomer. Bekbolot also started working at the same school. Thus, they began their family life and teaching careers in 2004. Unfortunately, Nuriza's father-in-law passed away a year before her marriage, but her mother-in-law, who is now 86 years old, lives happily surrounded by loved ones.
Kachkeeva emphasizes that she and her husband started their household from scratch and overcame many difficulties. They have five children: three sons and two daughters. Her mother-in-law has had a significant impact on their lives, helping them balance work and caring for the children. When the children turned one year old, she took them in to raise, convincing Nuriza that she needed to work since she was still young. The mother-in-law has always been a mentor to them, showing the right path.
Currently, Bekbolot holds the position of director of the A. Nurzhanov Secondary School and has been awarded the title of "Excellence in Education of the KR." Nuriza has also achieved success in her career: in 2017, she took third place among the best teachers in the city of Talas and the Talas district, receiving tremendous support from her husband. She is proud of more than 30 certificates and diplomas related to her achievements and believes that they are inextricably linked to Bekbolot's support. He always remains calm and helps her in difficult moments, passing on these same values to their children.
Looking back on the past 21 years, Nuriza cannot believe how quickly time has flown. She notes that they have not had days filled with sorrow, and they have always looked forward to future moments, especially those related to their children. Recently, their eldest son got married, and now they have their first daughter-in-law, whom they welcomed into the family with joy. Nuriza and Bekbolot remember how they started their life together and are confident that their son will be a caring husband and father, and they happily accepted their daughter-in-law into the family.
