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The sights of Anau - the cultural capital of the Turkic world-2024 await new guestsThe sights of Anau - the cultural capital of the Turkic world-2024 await new guests

The sights of Anau - the cultural capital of the Turkic world-2024 await new guests

Preparations for events to mark the proclamation of the city of Anau as the cultural capital of the Turkic world in 2024 were considered at a meeting of the Turkmen government on Saturday, January 6. Deputy Prime Minister Myahrijemal Mammedova reported to President Serdar Berdimuhamedov about the program of planned forums, exhibitions and concerts with the participation of cultural figures of Turkic countries.

The main international events of 2024 in honor of Magtymguly’s anniversary have been announcedThe main international events of 2024 in honor of Magtymguly’s anniversary have been announced

The main international events of 2024 in honor of Magtymguly’s anniversary have been announced

In the coming year, Turkmenistan will host two important international forums in the field of culture, dedicated to the 300th anniversary of the birth of the outstanding Turkmen poet and philosopher Magtymguly, whose work enriched the treasury of world culture. These are a summit in October, which is expected to be attended by heads of government, and an international conference in May, which will bring together culture ministers.

Turkmenistan on the pages of the Belarusian literary almanac: Magtymguly and contemporariesTurkmenistan on the pages of the Belarusian literary almanac: Magtymguly and contemporaries

Turkmenistan on the pages of the Belarusian literary almanac: Magtymguly and contemporaries

Since 2019, with the support of the Ministry of Information of the Republic of Belarus, the almanac of translated literature "Dalyaglyady" ("Horizons"), famous in the last quarter of the twentieth century, has been revived. In total, four magazines were published in the "new era" — in 2019, 2020, 2021 and 2023. Usually, each issue presents the national literature of about 20 countries.

U.S. artists bring Broadway cheer to TurkmenistanU.S. artists bring Broadway cheer to Turkmenistan

U.S. artists bring Broadway cheer to Turkmenistan

Music lovers in Ashgabat were immersed in a full Broadway experience during a performance held day before yesterday at the Mukamlar Palace of the State Cultural Center of Turkmenistan. The joint U.S.-Turkmen concert featured classics from such musicals as "Chicago," "Phantom of the Opera," and "Annie," among others. American artists Kate Bass and Aaron Young, artists from the National Symphony Orchestra of Turkmenistan conducted by Rasul Klychev, soloists from the Turkmen National Conservatory, and Youth Choirs from Mary and Lebap performed together on stage. Earlier, the cities of Mary and Turkmenabat hosted joint performances which attracted crowds across Turkmenistan.