Surabaldiyeva Stands Firm Against Speaker's Intimidation Deputy E. Surabaldiyeva stood her ground against Speaker N. Turgunbek uulu, stating that intimidation tactics would not yield results. The exchange occurred following Surabaldiyeva's criticism of regional bias in selecting committee deputy chairpersons. In response, the Speaker stressed the importance of accountability in addressing such issues. Surabaldiyeva, who is not affiliated with any faction or deputy group, emphasized the need to transcend regional divides in parliamentary discussions. She directly addressed the Speaker, asserting her independence and refusal to be coerced into aligning with any specific deputy group. Surabaldiyeva's bold stance highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding committee appointments and the importance of open dialogue in parliamentary proceedings.

Cosmetologist Emphasizes Benefits of Botox Cosmetologist Tolgonoy Kalmatova shared on the show "Ayymdar" the various advantages of Botox, aiming to dispel common misconceptions surrounding the procedure. She highlighted that Botox offers numerous beneficial applications, including addressing issues like excessive sweating under the armpits, palms, and feet. Moreover, Kalmatova mentioned that dentists often recommend patients with tense chewing muscles, which can harm teeth, to undergo Botox injections. This treatment helps relax the muscles, preventing further damage. Additionally, in the field of neurology, Botox is utilized as a remedy for migraines, with its usage starting as early as two years old. In cosmetology, there are no age restrictions for Botox procedures. Individuals can opt for it as soon as the first expression line appears, as it aids in maintaining skin health without causing harm.

kazakhstan sets record grain export in 20 years Kazakhstan achieved a record-breaking milestone by exporting 13.4 million tons of grain in the 2024-2025 marketing year. This marked a significant 47% increase from the previous year, representing the highest volume of grain exports in the country in the last two decades. Vice Minister of Agriculture of Kazakhstan, Azat Sultanov, revealed this achievement during a government meeting, stating that the harvested crop will not only meet domestic market demands but will also enhance the country's export activities. Currently, 3.4 million tons of new harvest grain have already been exported, indicating a nearly 20% increase compared to the same period in the previous year, with the export potential estimated at around 13 million tons, as emphasized by Sultanov.

Celebrity Tamada-Magician Reveals Wedding Toast Secrets Timur Kabaev, a renowned tamada-magician, offers insights into his craft, shedding light on the art of leading wedding toasts in Kyrgyzstan. The full interview with Timur Kabaev, delving into the behind-the-scenes of wedding toasts in Kyrgyzstan, is available on the Caravan Info website.

Kazakhstan's Manufacturing Sector Sees 5.9% Growth Driven by Chemistry, Light Industry, and Construction Materials Kazakhstan's manufacturing industry experienced a notable 5.9% growth in the recent period, as announced by Vice Minister of Industry and Construction, Olzhas Saparbekov. The chemical sector led the expansion with an 8.1% increase in production, attributed to higher outputs of mineral fertilizers, polypropylene, and paint materials. The light industry also showed significant progress, with a 7.4% growth rate, particularly in textile production which surged by 12.9%. Additionally, the construction materials segment saw a 7.1% rise, mainly due to increased production of concrete, cement, and building mixtures. Saparbekov credited this positive trend to efforts aimed at enhancing the utilization of domestic capacities and ensuring enterprises have access to affordable raw materials.

Youngest Deputy Bekmyrzа Cholponbai Uulu Stumbles During Oath-Taking Newly elected deputy Bekmyrzа Cholponbai Uulu faced nervousness while reciting the oath at the first session of the Jogorku Kenesh. Despite attempts to recite it from memory, he had to start three times due to forgetting the words. Eventually, he resorted to reading the oath from a sheet, successfully concluding the ceremony. Bekmyrzа Cholponbai Uulu, born on July 17, 2000, is the youngest deputy in the Jogorku Kenesh at 25 years old. Previously employed as a specialist in the Batken region prosecutor's office of the Kyrgyz Republic, he garnered over 16 thousand votes in electoral district No.12, according to the Central Election Commission. The I session of the VII convocation of Jogorku Kenesh commenced on December 17th, with President Sadyr Japarov and 87 elected deputies in attendance.

Kyrgyz Students Excel at Eurasian Olympiad in Informatics Students from Kyrgyzstan achieved remarkable success at the XVII Eurasian Olympiad in Informatics, securing 6 gold, 9 silver, and 6 bronze medals, in addition to 3 participant certificates. The Ministry of Education confirmed these outstanding results. The prestigious competition, held on December 15-16, 2025, in Almaty, Kazakhstan, saw the participation of over 200 students, with Kyrgyzstan fielding a team of 24 students. The gold medal winners' names are available on the competition's website.

Public Transport Driver Goes Viral for Reckless Oncoming Traffic Incident A video circulating on social media captures a public transport driver driving into oncoming traffic, leading to a traffic jam and causing inconvenience to other road users. Officers from the Patrol Service of the Police Department have identified the driver and summoned him for questioning. Following a preventive conversation emphasizing the importance of adhering to traffic rules, a violation protocol was issued according to standard procedures. The Police Department has issued a warning highlighting the dangers of such violations on the road. They emphasize that such actions will result in severe legal consequences to ensure road safety.

Resident of Kyrgyzstan Scams Another Resident, Leading to Arrest A 28-year-old resident of a district in Kyrgyzstan reported to the local police that a 46-year-old individual from a city gained his trust, took 1,500,000 soms from him under false pretenses, and then disappeared. The victim was promised that his father would be released from detention in exchange for the money. Following the report, a criminal case was opened under the charge of "Fraud" according to the Kyrgyz Criminal Code. The suspect, identified as E.S., was apprehended and placed in pre-trial detention for a period of two months by the investigative department of the Batken District Department of Internal Affairs. The investigation into the incident is currently ongoing to uncover further details and gather evidence.

Ministry of Culture Explains Refusal of Valery Meladze's Concert in Kyrgyzstan The Ministry of Culture, Information, and Tourism of Kyrgyzstan disclosed the reasons behind rejecting Valery Meladze's concert in Bishkek. Meladze, planning a concert in Kyrgyzstan as part of his 60th-anniversary tour, faced acceptance in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan but was denied in Kyrgyzstan. According to the ministry, organizers must adhere to specific regulations requiring a formal request with all necessary documents in advance. The artist's reputation is then scrutinized at both domestic and international levels, ensuring their work aligns with moral and legal standards. Meladze, set to tour Central Asia, provided assurances to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan authorities, pledging to avoid any "political excesses" and expressing deep respect for the people of these nations.