Jeenbekov: The political elite of Kyrgyzstan should learn to respect each other, listen to other views

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Bishkek, Nov. 20, 2018. /Kabar/. “The political elite of Kyrgyzstan should learn to respect each other, listen to other views. If they manage to cooperate constructively, there will be peace, unity and development in the country,” Kyrgyz President Sooronbay Jeenbekov told on Tuesday during a meeting with ex-speakers of the Jogorku Kenesh (Kyrgyz Parliament) and ex prime ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic.

“The main purpose of today's meeting is to discuss the development of the country on one platform,” the press service of the President reported citing Jeenbekov.

He stressed that in the future many challenges in foreign and domestic policy are expected, an exchange of views will take place on this issue.

“You directly took part in the crucial moments for the country in making major decisions. You were in the thick of political events. You have a wealth of experience in many areas. This rich resource should employed".

The President emphasized that the past, present and future of the state are interrelated concepts. We are all responsible for the past and the future of the country.

“The states where their elite managed to come to a common opinion on the development of the country have always achieved success. They argued, criticized each other as well. But when it came to the shared cause, they all came to a common opinion. The political elite of Kyrgyzstan should learn to respect each other, to listen to other views. If they can cooperate constructively, there will be peace, unity and development in the country. Now in Kyrgyzstan there are a lot of issues and problems that need to be solved with the participation of all the socio-political forces of the country. I am sure that you will be able to become this unifying force of the country,” Jeenbekov emphasized.

He noted that he is ready to support the dialogue and promote cooperation between the civil society, political forces and government bodies, listen to criticism without cheap PR and pointless scandals.

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