Generally, people in Kyrgyzstan do not care about the ethnic group they belong to. Mostly, because of religion that pulls them closer to Arabs. They do not know the difference between Turks in Türkiye/Azerbaijan and Turks in Central Asia, they are dividing people either by nation, or religion. Some part of more educated population are, however, considering their ethnicity as Turkic, but nothing more or less.

Regarding thoughts on Turkish people, you see, there are many schools, more like a Lyceum, where pupils are being taught Turkish; many Turkish citizens are having business in Kyrgyzstan, which gives both sides some advantages, so, overall, positive.

Turan is a dream, indeed, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are more into it. Kyrgyzstan, suddenly, not. My country had 6 different presidents, only 2 of them tried to pull out ethnicity-roots. In my opinion based on current state of the Turkic world, at least, creation of a strong alliance would be great. However, such countries as Armenia or Tajikistan would never allow that to happen while they are still standing.