AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoEducation & Family Planning: Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Education has approved the 2026–2027 school holiday calendar: autumn break Nov 11–15 (classes Nov 16), winter break Jan 1–10 (classes Jan 11), spring break Mar 3–8 (classes Mar 9), and May holidays May 1–9 (classes May 10). First graders get extra time (two more weeks), second graders get one extra week, while local authorities may adjust additional breaks for climate and health needs. Mental Health Policy: A draft law “On Psychological Activity and Psychological Assistance” is moving forward, aiming to set unified rules, define what psychological services cover beyond medicine, and require qualified specialists to protect citizens from low-quality help. Culture & Community: Bishkek hosted the SCO media forum with about 250 participants, while the World Nomad Games cultural programme kicked off “40 Days Until the World Nomad Games!” and launched the Caravan of Unity. Sports & Youth: Bishkek selected partners to reconstruct two covered tennis complexes under a public-private partnership, and Osh plans to buy around 20 school buses to improve safe student transport. Tourism Boost: Kyrgyzstan saw 5.31 million tourists in 2025, up 45.2% year-on-year, with growing interest from CIS visitors as borders and infrastructure improve. Heritage & Learning: A new exhibition in Bishkek (opening July 28) will spotlight Hungarian geographer Gyula Prince’s 1906 and 1909 Tian Shan travels, including archival photos and panoramic sketches.
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