This event took place at the Kalik Akiev school located in the village of Kyzyl-Jyldyz.
Twenty teams and 21 young storytellers participated in the competitions.
The jury consisted of prominent figures from the republic, including: the director of the "Manas" theater, Nurbek Talantbekov; the chairman of the manaschi fund "Köykashka," Ulukmyrza Erkinbekov; as well as well-known manaschi such as Nurbek Kalaybek uulu, young storytellers Uzarbek Anarbekov and Mirlan uulu Ularbek, and public figure Janara Muratova.
The deputy akim of the Jumgal district, Gulzat Zholdoshova, and the head of the district education department, Ruslan Sadyr uulu, supported the event, wishing good luck to the participants.
Results of the intellectual game:
The first place was taken by the "Kanykey" team from the Kalik Akiev school;
The second place went to the "Kanykey" team from the Sultan Turusbekov school;
The third place was shared by the "Manas" team from the Kalik Akiev school and the "Kanykey Murasy" team from the Aipa Idinov school.
Among schools with Russian language instruction, the first place was taken by the "Aruuzat" team.
Prize places in the manaschi contest:
The first place was awarded to Ariet Tynchtykbekov, a student of the Kasymbek uulu Mambetali school;
The second place went to Baiel Sorokinov, a student of the Isakbek Orozalieva school, and Aigerim Srazhidinova, a student of the Kalik Akiev school;
The third place was awarded to Nurkyz Kydyrbekova and Amina Batyrbekova, students of the Kalik Akiev school, as well as Erbol Tamchybekov from the Myskal Omurkanova school and Aziza Emilbekova from the Jusup Sary uulu school.
Additionally, 30 winners received certificates for free viewing of Kyrgyz films from the district film directorate. Kyrgyz language teacher Gülzat Usönalieva presented cash prizes of 10,000 soms to the winning teams.
For the successful organization of the event, the staff of the district education department and the Kalik Akiev school were awarded letters of gratitude from Nurbek Talantbekovich, the director of the "Manas" theater, and received commemorative gifts.
