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Turkmen Cultural Heritage Presented in South Korea with Support from Turkmen Expo
17 Sep. 06:54On September 16, South Korea's city of Gwangju hosted Turkmenistan Culture Day at the National Culture Center of Asia. The event was organized within the framework of the inaugural "Central Asia – Republic of Korea" Summit and the state visit of the President of Turkmenistan to South Korea. The delegation was led by Minister of Culture Gurbanmyrat Myradalyyev alongside creative ensembles and cultural representatives.
Prior to the main program, a Memorandum of Understanding on cultural cooperation was signed between the State Cultural Center of Turkmenistan and the National Asian Culture Center. Following the ceremony, a comprehensive exhibition featured over 100 items, including traditional jewelry, handmade carpets, national garments, musical instruments, and applied arts.
The event featured a concert with 19 performances showcasing folk songs, traditional instruments, music, and dances. Additionally, the world premiere of an immersive 360-degree video project highlighting UNESCO World Heritage sites in Turkmenistan was screened under the "360° Circle in Asia" initiative.
The cultural showcase successfully highlighted Turkmenistan's rich historical traditions while reinforcing international partnership and mutual understanding between Central Asian nations and the Republic of Korea.
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