She noted that this event was organized in accordance with the President's Decree "Uluu'tuk dem — düynölük biik'tik" ("National Spirit — World Height").
“This event has become a tradition and is celebrated annually as a holiday of the mother language,” she added.
The goal of the celebration was to strengthen friendship among peoples, harmony and mutual understanding, as well as to support the mother language.
As part of the event, exhibitions were organized that showcased the lifestyle and way of life of the Kyrgyz people, as well as the diasporas. Participants were also able to enjoy a concert program dedicated to the mother language,” N. Mekeshova reported.
Various nationalities presented their exhibitions as part of this event.
- The International Mother Language Day was established by UNESCO in 1999 and has been celebrated worldwide since 2000 with the aim of protecting and preserving languages.
