He emphasized the importance of mothers in strengthening families and raising children, noting their invaluable contribution to society.
Among those awarded the "Baatur Ene" order:
Inga Kurbon-Muratovna Khasamutdinova
Elvira Asylbekovna Makeshova
Oksana Yuryevna Popova
Alimkan Nurkulovna Dzhumagulova
The "Ene Danky" medal was awarded to:
Marita Maratovna Chekirova
Venera Dooolotbekovna Abdraeva
Gulnara Tashbolotovna Mamytova
Aizat Dooolotbekovna Abdraeva
The "Baatur Ene" order is awarded when the seventh child reaches the age of one year, provided that the other children are alive.
Additionally, the following are also taken into account:
1) adopted children, if more than 3 years have passed since the adoption and they live with the parents;
2) children who are missing or died while defending the Motherland and its interests, as well as in the performance of civic duty to save human life and maintain law and order.
4. The "Baatur Ene" order is worn on the left side of the chest in front of the medals of the Kyrgyz Republic. The "Ene Danky" medal is awarded to mothers of the Kyrgyz Republic who have given birth to and raised six children, provided that the sixth child has reached the age of one year and the other children are alive, except in cases specified in paragraphs 2 and 3, as well as to women who have worked for more than 15 years in institutions for orphans and children with disabilities.
When awarding the "Ene Danky" medal, the following conditions are considered:
1) adopted children, if more than 3 years have passed since the adoption and they live with the parents;
2) children who are missing or died while defending the Motherland and its interests, as well as in the performance of civic duty;
3) children who died as a result of accidents, including traffic accidents, workplace injuries, and other circumstances beyond the control of the mother and child.
3. The "Ene Danky" medal is worn on the left side of the chest, positioned after the "Dank" medal.
