On December 2, Aigine hosted a working meeting with the ICHCAP team to review the current status of the digital resource on traditional crafts in Kyrgyzstan. Although the platform is functional, participants emphasized that a number of improvements are needed, including updating photo materials, unifying descriptions, completing missing profiles from specific villages, and making navigation more user-friendly. Researchers shared challenges from fieldwork, which helped outline the next steps for refinement.

On December 1, the national TV program “Maek Tör” broadcast an extensive discussion about the rock-art heritage of Kyrgyzstan. Speakers highlighted the analytical and cultural depth of the engraved sign-meanings found at Saimaluu-Tash, relating them to regional oral traditions. The discussion referenced the regional gathering held on November 10–14 in Kalmak-Ashuu, bringing together specialists from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. The problems and difficulties that the researchers encountered during field data collection were also discussed.

On December 1, at the Polytechnic University, the initiative “Blessing of Seven Mothers” was introduced to the public. The opening performance, presented by two artists of the Opera and Ballet Theatre, expressed emotional tension associated with experiences of violence. This was followed by an open conversation involving specialists, community voices, and students, addressing the roots of violence and the need for shared dialogue. The event concluded with the screening of the short film Bata, accompanied by reflections on mutual support and continued openness.