Bishkek, Sept. 09, 2018. /Kabar/. Prime Minister of Kyrgyzstan Mukhammedkalyi Abylgaziev delivered his speech at the closing ceremony of the Third World Nomad Games in Cholpon-Ata.
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“Dear participants and guests of the World Nomad Games!
The World Nomad Games have demonstrated once again that, despite all the challenges and contradictions of the modern world, the peoples on this planet strive for unity and creation.
Participants and guests of the Games sincerely had said that regardless of ethnicity, religious affiliation, social background the people’s hopes and commitment to shared human values, humanism, freedom, and spiritual development become know at such international events as this one.
We are sincerely pleased that the World Nomad Games have become a connecting link between people of different ethnicities and religious denominations. Another important point is that the guests and participants of the Games eagerly learned more about other cultures.
I am confident that they will take with them memorable and vivid impressions and emotions about our Kyrgyzstan to their homeland.
The Nomad Games have become a powerful ideological impetus for social and economic and spiritual development of Kyrgyzstan, as well as the unity of the Kyrgyz society.
The Kyrgyz nation has gone through many challenges on its historical way to development. Despite that, it has maintained such high qualities as tolerance and magnanimity. These qualities of our nation were demonstrated during the Games.
The next Fourth World Nomad Games will take place in Turkey. This country has a rich culture and an eventful centuries-long historical background.
We wish our Turkish friends to successfully hold the Nomad Games.
Dear friends!
On behalf of the Parliament of the Kyrgyz Republic, I would like to express deep appreciation and gratitude for taking part in the World Nomad Games, and wish you good health, success, and all the best in life. Kyrgyzstan is always open to our friends.
Dear participants and guests!
We declare the Third World Nomad Games closed!”
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