September 23 - Kyrgyz Language Day
On this day in 1989, the "Law on the State Language of the Kyrgyz SSR" was adopted. Since then, the Kyrgyz language is considered the state language of Kyrgyzstan, and September 23 is celebrated as the State Language Day.
In the Kyrgyz International Universal College, students from Sarmer were among the students of KMUK, organizers of which were teachers of the Kyrgyz language Myktybekova Zhanara and Zyrgalbekova Aizada.
In his festive greetings to the President of Kyrgyzstan, Sadyr Japarov noted:
"The Kyrgyz language is the basis of national identity, the core of our national values, the source of our spiritual essence. This is a precious legacy left to us by our ancestors, a sacred trust that will be passed on to future generations. We are all obliged to fulfill this trust! If this is an obligation to protect the state and independence, then the preservation, protection and development of the language should be the same as the obligation!"
Congratulations on the Day of the Kyrgyz language!
