Imankulov emphasized that the upcoming kurultai should serve as an effective platform for open interaction between government structures and society, which will help strengthen trust between these two sides.
Azamat Kadyraliev, Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration, reported on the completion of the elections of delegates across the country. These elections were a significant step in forming the composition of the IV People's Kurultai.
Photo by the press service of the President's Office of the KR. Organizing Committee
Delegates were elected in 231 rural districts and 33 cities, allowing for the representation of a wide audience of citizens from all regions of Kyrgyzstan. As a result, 700 delegates received the right to represent the people at the kurultai, reflecting the diversity of opinions and interests of the population.
Additionally, the meeting addressed issues of organizational and technical preparation, including logistics, accommodation, and security for the delegates, as well as interaction with local administrations for more effective coordination of all events.
As a result of the discussions, committee members instructed state and local authorities to take measures to ensure a high level of conduct for the IV People's Kurultai.
