The president emphasized that in Kyrgyz culture, a man is considered the support and protector, while a woman represents grace and the foundation of family well-being. "A man is the support of the home and the shield of the people, while a woman is the grace of the home and the foundation of family prosperity," he quoted a well-known folk saying.
Sadyr Japarov also noted that the Kyrgyz people have always shown respect for women, mentioning historical figures such as Chiyrdy, Kanykey, and Aichurok. He emphasized that in Kyrgyz culture, the understanding is rooted: "Mother is sacred, daughter is precious."
According to him, in the context of globalization, it is especially important to preserve national traditions, including respectful attitudes towards women.
The head of state highlighted the contribution of women to the development of such fields as education, science, culture, medicine, entrepreneurship, and public administration.
He also recalled outstanding Kyrgyz women such as Kakish Ryskulova, Batys Salieva, Toktogon Altybasarova, Zuurakan Kainazarova, Telegey Sagymbaeva, Tenti Adysheva, and Kuluypa Konduchalova, who made significant contributions to the history of the country.
"Today, there are many women who, following in the footsteps of their great predecessors, are achieving success and making important contributions to the development of our country," the president added.
In conclusion of his address, Sadyr Japarov wished the women of Kyrgyzstan happiness and prosperity, expressing hope that peace and abundance will always reign in their homes, and that smiles will never leave their faces. "May the children be happy and our lineage continue," he concluded in his congratulatory message.
