Sadyr Japarov

Kyrgyzstan’s interest in further cooperation within the framework of TURKPA.

We constantly call on migrants to return: come back, there are jobs. They ask what they will do if they return, saying they allegedly don’t even have a home. That is exactly why we are building flats through the State Mortgage Company.

If there is stability and peace in our country and Central Asia, in the next five to ten years, depending on our readiness, the day will come when we launch such a satellite as well,

Over five or ten years, we will be able to learn about the condition of practically every square meter of our land — what the soil is like, what can be grown there and what natural resources are available,

Now this will be our own satellite. We will control it ourselves 100 percent from Bishkek,

We did not have our own satellite before. We paid other countries and asked them to provide us with data, whether it was information on 100 hectares, 1,000 hectares or weather data. Now we will no longer be dependent on them,

Let our citizens not think that this is a satellite for providing mobile communications. This is a different kind of satellite. It will monitor nature, agriculture, emergencies and glacier melt,

Today is a special and historic day for the state and the people of Kyrgyzstan. When future generations ask when Kyrgyzstan’s satellite first went into space, they will remember October 1, 2026,

I express my readiness to provide comprehensive support for the work of the Ombudsman’s Institute aimed at protecting citizens’ rights and ensuring the rule of law.

The Ombudsperson and her staff should not fear possible pressure or unlawful actions by law enforcement agencies.

The staff of Ombudsman’s Institute should conduct full and comprehensive investigations into such allegations, protect citizens’ rights guaranteed by law and defend their interests.

Protecting human rights and freedoms remains one of the key priorities of state policy.

In the year of the SCO’s 25th anniversary, our shared goal is not only to summarize the first quarter of a century, but also to open the next page in the organization’s history—a page of sustainable peace, joint development, and shared…

Over the past quarter century, the organization has evolved from a mechanism for building trust at the border to one of the leading international organizations, proving its effectiveness and relevance,»

I express my special gratitude to you, esteemed Shavkat Miromonovich, for finding the opportunity to come to Bishkek and participate in our meeting on this festive and significant day for your country.

The Kyrgyz Republic has already created all the necessary conditions for the Center for Combating International Organized Crime to begin operations in Bishkek,» he stated.

It is important to ensure equal access to modern technologies for all states so that the digital inequality does not become a new dividing line.

Our organisation should continue to remain free from bloc-based thinking and confrontation, and serve as a platform for building trust and ensuring peace and stability.

Sadyr Japarov stressed that Kyrgyzstan supports the formation of a multipolar world built not against anyone, but for the benefit of all.

A just world order does not require all states to think alike. It requires something else: that we respect each other’s choices, fulfill our commitments and maintain dialogue even in the most difficult times,» the head of state said.

For us, the main criterion of justice is taking into account the voice of every state and ensuring that international norms are strictly applied equally to all,» the president stressed.

If we want to build a just, multipolar world, then we must strengthen the role of the United Nations. Multipolarity should expand opportunities for the equal participation of states in global affairs and not create new dividing lines,» he…

The authorities would continue cooperating with the private sector and creating favorable conditions for attracting investment.

More than 273,000 new jobs were created in Kyrgyzstan in 2025 as a result of ongoing reforms.