Kyrgyzstan’s parliament, the Jogorku Kenesh, will open its doors to foreign tourists for organized educational visits once a week.

As part of the tour program, visitors will have the opportunity to explore the parliament’s museum and assembly halls. The visits will be held once a week according to an established schedule and procedure, Qazinform reports.

The Jogorku Kenesh said the tours are intended to make the parliament more open to the public and give foreign visitors a better understanding of its work and activities.

Tourists will also be able to purchase souvenirs at a dedicated souvenir corner inside the parliament.

The initiative is designed to offer international visitors a closer look at one of Kyrgyzstan’s key state institutions while promoting greater openness and public engagement.