The venue was the Moscow RES, which was transformed into an ethno-village, featuring yurts, a parade of horse riders, and the traditional ritual of "alas" (fumigation with juniper), performed by Umai Ene.
Among the honored guests were the akim of the Moscow district Niyazbek Kozyuev, the director of the Chui PES Dokturbay uulu Zholdoshbek, and many other industry leaders.
The highlight of the celebration was the "Sarmerden" competitions, in which two teams participated:
- the "Baichchekey" team, consisting of employees from the Kemin, Chui, Issyk-Ata, Kant, and Alamedin RES, as well as workers from the relevant departments of the Chui PES.
- the "Zhoogazyn" team, made up of representatives from the Sokuluk, Moscow, Jayil, Panfilov RES, and the city of Kara-Balta.
Participants competed in theatrical performances, presenting the rituals of "Kyz uzatuu" (sending off the bride) and "Uylönüu toy" (wedding). During the event, they showcased their skills in akyinek (singing duels), tongue twisters, proverbs, oratory, and recited excerpts from the epic "Manas." The program also included sports competitions such as tug-of-war, arm wrestling, and the game of top-tash.
Based on the judges' evaluations, the following results were announced:
- The first place was awarded to the "Baichchekey" team, which received the grand prize of 50,000 soms.
- The second place went to the "Zhoogazyn" team, which received a prize of 30,000 soms.
The winners of the sports games and the best participants were awarded honorary certificates and letters of appreciation.
