“Over the past two to three years, we have opened the 'Akylman' lyceum, where we gather the most talented and successful students from the northern and southern regions. The education takes place in a boarding school format in Cholpon-Ata, and similar educational institutions are now being built across the country. We plan to complete the construction of 7-8 'Akylman' lyceums in different regions in the coming years,” the president reported.
According to him, the students of the lyceum study together, regardless of their region. “For example, right now in Cholpon-Ata, children from all corners of the country are studying, and this will also be implemented in Osh. We hope that this practice will spread to all regions,” Japarov noted.
He also stated that graduates of these educational institutions, upon finishing university, will have the opportunity to immediately enter public service.
“I initiated a bill that was signed and came into effect last year. This decision was made to guarantee 'Akylman' graduates the opportunity for employment, even if I leave my position and the law is not passed in the future,” he said.
“We are investing state funds in the education of these talented children, who will take their positions in public service in a few years. They will become the future workforce and help overcome divisions in Kyrgyzstan,” added President Sadyr Japarov.
