A Round Table on the Topic “Without a Native Language, a Nation Has No Name” Was Held

As part of the celebration of the State Language Day of the Kyrgyz Republic, a round table on the topic “Without a Native Language, a Nation Has No Name” was held at the Department of Automated Control Systems (ASU).

The event was attended by the Head of the ASU Department, Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor S.M. Azhykulov, as well as the teaching staff and students of the department. The main purpose of the round table was to emphasize the importance of the state language in society, foster respect for the Kyrgyz language, and encourage young people to value their native language and contribute to its development.

During the event, Elenura Kebekova, a student of the POVTAS-2-24 group, delivered a presentation on the topic “Without a Native Language, a Nation Has No Name.” She highlighted the importance of the state language in preserving national values, history, culture, and the spiritual heritage of the people.

The participants discussed the current status of the Kyrgyz language, the development of the state language, and ways to expand its use. They also exchanged views on increasing the younger generation’s responsibility for preserving their native language and promoting its wider use in everyday life, education, and professional activities.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the participants emphasized that the native language is one of the most important values that preserves the history, culture, and national identity of a people. The round table became a significant event aimed at increasing students’ interest in and respect for the state language, promoting national values, and fostering a sense of patriotism.