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On January 19, a unique cultural event took place in the prestigious galley area of the Sablon in Brussels, which is the place of attraction of art experts, cultural figures and collectors from around the world. The craft products of Turkmenistan, including traditional jewelry, carpets, textiles and other elements of Turkmen decorative art, were presented in a separate gallery.

The event attracted a wide audience, including ambassadors, representatives of the European Union and cultural figures, showing interest in the rich culture of Central Asia, the press service of the Turkmen diplomatic mission in Belgium reports.

As part of the event, Ambassador of Turkmenistan Sapar Palvanov made a welcoming speech. He noted that culture is an integral part of the daily life of the peoples of Central Asia and Turkmenistan. The Ambassador emphasized that this year Turkmenistan celebrates the 30th anniversary of the neutrality, and 2025, on the initiative of Turkmenistan, was declared the International Year and Trust of the UN.

The exhibition paid special attention to the cultural code of Turkmenistan, which reflects centuries-old history, dating back to the era BC. Guests were presented with a rich program - a presentation that allowed them to better understand how cultural elements were passed down from generation to generation and how they are preserved in modern times.

Turkmenistan, through its culture, invites to peace, cooperation and mutual understanding, proving that culture is a universal language that unites people regardless of borders and distances.

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