Biybolot Moldosh uulu

Biybolot Moldosh uulu (born 1944; recorded in Soviet documents as Biybolot Moldoshev) is an elder (aksakal) of the Karakoyun clan of the Autonomous Tribal Regions and a mediator in disputes along the Qara-Chik Demarcation Line.^[1]

He comes from the Kara-Koyun Valley, the clan's ancestral homeland, and is known for his knowledge of the clans' oral genealogies (sanjyra). He was a member of the Iradi Freedom Society delegation at the 2011 Bilateral Reunification Summit, which walked out after the tribal regions were offered one-third of the seats in a unified legislature. Since 2008 he has attended the monthly meetings of the Joint Liaison Committee at Kara-Oi as an adviser to the tribal delegation. In 2014 he negotiated the release of three ISEZ survey workers held by El-Choro patrols in the Kara-Koyun Valley.^[1][2]

References

1. ^ United Nations Mission in Irad (2015). Annual Review of the Joint Liaison Committee, Kara-Oi. Kara-Oi.
2. ^ Talas Herald (2014). 'Survey team freed after elders' talks.' Talas.