The head of state noted that in recent years, reforms in the educational sector have been actively implemented in Kyrgyzstan, as well as projects aimed at developing youth potential and supporting talented scholars.
He reminded that starting from 2022, within the framework of the "El ümütü" program, the state sends master's students to the top 100 universities in the world, such as Oxford, Cambridge, and Harvard. Currently, 55 students are studying at 38 leading universities, with approximately 265 million soms allocated for this purpose.
Japarov also reported that seven graduates have already found jobs in Kyrgyzstan in the fields of science and education, as well as in the civil service, while 12 individuals are working in international companies, representing the country on a global level.
Additionally, 22 students from Kyrgyzstan have completed their studies at the Shchepkin Theater School in Moscow and are now successfully working at the Osh Drama Theater, having received apartments in a new modern building.
The president urged the youth to actively study and make the most of every minute for their development.
