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Turkmenabat Marks 250th Anniversary of the Poet Seyitnazar Seydi

27 Sep. 13:00

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A commemorative cultural event was held in Turkmenabat to honor the 250th anniversary of the birth of Seyitnazar Seydi, a renowned poet and military leader. The event took the form of a creative gathering at the Seyitnazar Seydi Turkmen State Pedagogical Institute.

The celebration brought together faculty, students, and members of the literary and artistic community. The program opened with readings by student members of the university’s literary circle "Poetic Generation," who shared their original poems, warmly received by the audience.

Scholars specializing in Seydi’s legacy then gave presentations exploring both his poetic contributions and historical significance.

Participants also viewed video footage of a recent visit by students, teachers, and writers to the monument of Seyitnazar Seydi in the city of Garabekewul, near the historic Soltannyaz-beg fortress.

The event concluded with a student-prepared literary and musical performance titled “The Era of Seyitnazar Seydi.” According to the report, the institute named after Seydi continues to conduct active academic research into his life and works.

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Grand Musical Gala in Ashgabat: International Pop Stars Perform at Capital Stadium

10 Oct. 06:14

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A festive concert featuring prominent international and domestic artists was hosted at the "Ashgabat" Multi-Purpose Stadium. The line-up included Russian Pop Star and Honored Artist of Turkmenistan Nyusha, Lebanese singer Maya Diab, Turkish pop icons Murat Boz and Hadise, along with Arsen Shakhunts. Nyusha surprised the audience by concluding her performance with the song "Bagt Nury," composed by National Leader of the Turkmen People Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov.

Dedicated to the 35th Anniversary of Turkmenistan’s Independence, the event brought together thousands of music enthusiasts. Following their stage performances, the international guest artists expressed deep admiration for Ashgabat's urban aesthetic and the warm hospitality extended by the Turkmen public.

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