The holiday, which is celebrated annually on November 10, serves as a reminder of the significant role the younger generation plays in the country's future development.
Demographics and historical context
In his address, the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and Head of the Presidential Administration highlighted that young people currently represent a major portion of the national population. He emphasized that the period between ages 14 and 35 is crucial for character building and professional growth.
Youth demographics in Kyrgyzstan
Kasymaliev also noted the historical evolution of youth support in the country. He mentioned that in the past, during the socialist era, specific measures were taken to provide young people with jobs, housing, and leisure opportunities through nationwide organizations.
The deeper the knowledge of the younger generation, the earlier and more consciously they choose a specialty, the higher their authority and the more significant their contribution to the development of their native country.
History of the holiday
From the document
In 2002, by a resolution of the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic, November 10 was officially established as the Youth Day of the Kyrgyz Republic.
The official designation of this date dates back to the beginning of the new millennium, when the government formally recognized the importance of the youth demographic through a legislative act.
