The discussion touched on the opening of the Eurasian Center for the Russian Language and Culture and other projects in the field of education.
During a working meeting between Kymbat Urumkulova, the director of the regional office "Eurasia Kyrgyzstan," and Tilek Tekebaev, the authorized representative of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic in the Jalal-Abad region, various aspects of cooperation were discussed.
Kymbat Urumkulova shared the main areas of activity of the NGO "Eurasia" in the country and talked about projects implemented in 2025. The meeting participants paid special attention to educational initiatives, among which the opening of the first Eurasian Center for the Russian Language and Culture stands out.
“The center will contribute to the development and popularization of the Russian language, as well as strengthen relations between Russia and Kyrgyzstan through the implementation of international programs, training of educators, and the introduction of humanitarian projects. The center offers educational programs for children and teenagers, including theater and choreography studios, art practices, a media school "PRORussian," courses on digital culture and programming, as well as the project "Not Boring Russian." For adults, there will be film clubs, discussion platforms, and a literary salon featuring works of Russian classics,” noted Kymbat Urumkulova.
The second important topic of the meeting was the social stores "Eurasia," aimed at improving access to socially significant goods.
“In the social stores 'Eurasia,' not only pensioners and people with disabilities can shop using a social card, but also parents raising minor children. Additionally, certain categories such as single mothers, medical workers, teachers, and students can take advantage of this opportunity,” added Kymbat Urumkulova.
Tilek Tekebaev emphasized the importance of the contribution of the NGO "Eurasia" to the social and humanitarian development of the country and expressed a desire to continue cooperation. He highlighted the significance of the assistance provided earlier, including the transfer of 10 school buses for remote villages in the Jalal-Abad region, which made the journey to school safer for children.
During the meeting, prospects for the development of education in the region, the introduction of digital technologies, and the promotion of sports among youth were also discussed, as well as possible formats for joint work in these areas.
As a result of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue joint work and implement projects aimed at the sustainable development of the Jalal-Abad region and improving the quality of life of its population.
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