History teacher and commander of the search squad "Uchkun," Ainura Kangeldieva (Issyk-Kul region), as well as educators Nina Kopysova (village of Kyzyl-Suu) and Nargiza Koshalieva (National Military Lyceum named after D. Asanov) were awarded Honorary Certificates from the Russian Embassy for their contribution to strengthening friendship between nations and preserving historical memory.
Ekaterina Chistova noted that each of the participants is a symbol of strength and creation. She emphasized that the activities of the contestants contribute not only to the preservation of culture and traditions but also to the development of harmonious relations between Russia and Kyrgyzstan.
In addition to diplomas from the Embassy, acknowledgments from the Russian House in Bishkek were presented to representatives of leading universities and cultural institutions: Zhanetta Chernova (GDK "Dialog"), Viktoria Abdulova and Saadat Shermatova (KNU named after J. Balasagyn), Nargiza Erkinbek kyzy (KSU named after I. Arabayev), as well as a teacher from Batken region, Anastasia Shchepetkova, for their contribution to the development of educational ties and strengthening public consensus.
The organizers emphasized that the project "Woman Changing the World" once again confirmed the important role of women in the development of civil society and international humanitarian cooperation.
