As part of the holiday events, the Head of the Kurshab Aiyl Okmotu, Saktan Keldibaev, personally visited one of the oldest and most respected residents of the community, home-front veteran Ideat Narbotoeva, to congratulate her on Victory Day.

The meeting took place in a very warm and heartfelt atmosphere. The Head of the Aiyl Okmotu wished Ideat ene good health, a long life, family well-being, and the love and respect of her children and grandchildren. He also expressed his sincere gratitude for her many years of dedicated work, patience, and contribution to society during difficult times.

As a sign of respect and appreciation, a monetary gift was presented to Ideat Narbotoeva on behalf of the Aiyl Okmotu.

Touched by the attention and respect shown to her, Ideat ene expressed her gratitude and gave her blessing:

“You have made me feel young again and brought me great joy. May you all be well, and may our people live in peace,” she said.

Representatives of the older generation are living witnesses to our history. Their life experience, dedication, and hard work are an invaluable legacy and an important lesson for younger generations.

Today’s peaceful and stable life was made possible through the tireless work, patience, resilience, and love for the homeland shown by people like them. The contribution of everyone who worked on the home front during the war years holds a special place in history.

Victory Day is not merely a historical date. It is a sacred day of remembrance honoring the courage of our ancestors, the patience of our mothers, and the selfless labor of the older generation.

The lives of veterans and home-front workers will continue to serve as examples of patriotism, hard work, and devotion to the homeland for future generations.

May our veterans always be healthy and surrounded by care and respect. May their blessings remain with our people, and may peace, unity, and prosperity reign in every home.