Yerevan celebrates Nauryz
Nauryz was celebrated at the Abai Center for Kazakh Language, History and Culture at Yerevan State University (YSU), Kazinform News Agency reports.
On the occasion of the holiday symbolizing revival, prosperity, and unity, the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Republic of Armenia, Bolat Imanbayev, delivered a lecture to students of the YSU Department of Turkology.
Imanbayev shared insights into the history and significance of Nauryz for the Turkic peoples, delving into the meaning and symbolism behind the Nauryznama 10-day celebrations. In his address, he also highlighted Kazakhstan's current development trends, talked about "Kazakhstan: Born Bold" campaign, and discussed the state of Kazakh-Armenian relations.
During the event, students had the opportunity to explore Kazakh national costumes, books, and brochures that showcased the history, culture, and modern-day Kazakhstan.
The guests enjoyed live performance of famous Kazakh kuis such as "Erke sylkym," "Aqqu," and "Alkissa." The Kazakh Embassy organized a festive dastarkhan (traditional meal), where guests had the opportunity to try national dishes such as Nauryz kozhe and traditional pastries.
As reported earlier, over 3,000 pupils have smashed the world record for the largest number of dancers performing the Kazakh folk dance Qamajai in sync at the QAZAQSTAN sports complex in the Kazakh capital of Astana. The flash mob was a part of Nauryznama - 10-day Nauryz celebrations.
