One funny news I’ve found at 24.kg news agency. That is our MPs will be taught how to work with new labtops by European Union’s and UNDP’ parliament program.

So, there is planning to be a little modernization in the Jogorku Kengesh (Kyrgyz Parliament). Project experts are sure that labtops will improve voting procedure and avoid voting errors, as it was before. There will be a network of law database and MPs can easily find any legal and reference help :).

The ceremony of handing the equipment will be held in September, after the start of renewed parliament session.

Here is going an interesting discussion on the theme “will the new generation able to do better, build more democratic and developed Kyrgyzstan?’.

Author of www.kyrgyzreport.com is more optimistic to say, that there are a lot of young people from kyrgyzstan, who have studied and still studying abroad. And they can do something better after 10 years for Kyrgyzstan.

Nevertheless, another commentator, Dan Fick says, that it is hard to say. “Many young people in Bishkek are focused on making money and will enter politics only later - after they’ve got enough money to buy protection and be comfortable”.

Describing the current political situation, Dan adds, “The current generation of political leaders - to include both the government and opposition - is incapable of moving the country forward at all. They are, for the most part, greedy and corrupt, and have no desire to move the country towards real democratic and economic reform”.