Bishkek, Nov. 6, 2026. /Kabar/. The 35th anniversary of the official state newspaper "Erkin-Too" is being celebrated at the National Historical Museum in Bishkek.
The celebratory event is attended by the Minister of Culture, Information, and Youth Policy, Mirbek Mambetaliev, as well as state and public figures, media representatives, students, and the newspaper’s own staff.
The opening ceremony began with a video presentation about the newspaper, followed by congratulatory remarks from Minister Mirbek Mambetaliev.
In his speech, he highlighted the publication's significant role in the country's history.
"Today marks the 35th anniversary of the official state newspaper 'Erkin-Too,' which holds a special place in the information landscape of sovereign Kyrgyzstan. For 35 years, the publication has covered the country's historic decisions and, by officially publishing laws, has served as a vital information bridge between the state and society." "I express my deep gratitude to the newspaper’s staff, veteran journalists, and all media representatives who carry out this vital mission," he said.
The minister also congratulated members of the media on their upcoming professional holiday, November 7, noting that the Kyrgyz press is a crucial sector that has made an immense contribution to shaping national identity, strengthening statehood, and developing society.
"Journalism is a profession of great responsibility; it shapes public opinion and strengthens the bond between the people and the authorities," the minister added.
It should be noted that the newspaper *Erkin-Too* was established alongside the country’s attainment of independence. Specifically, it has been in publication since July 3, 1991. Its pages feature resolutions, regulatory legal acts, and other official documents.
