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Turkmenistan Announces the Contest “Youth Creativity – The Voice of Peace”
The editorial office of Nesil newspaper, together with the Central Council of the Magtymguly Youth Organization of Turkmenistan, has announced the launch of the contest “Youth Creativity – The Voice of Peace.” The official announcement was published in the Nesil newspaper issue dated October 28.
The competition is open to young people under the age of 35. Participants are invited to submit essays, short stories, and poems dedicated to the themes of national achievements, patriotism, permanent neutrality, peace, friendship, and unity.
Entries must be submitted by December 10 with the note “Youth Creativity – The Voice of Peace.” Applications should include an information sheet, a copy of the passport, two 3×4 photos, home address, and phone number.
Submissions should be sent to:
Ashgabat, 744604, Garashlyk Avenue, Erkin döredijilik mekany, editorial office of Nesil newspaper.
The results will be announced in December, in honor of the International Day of Neutrality. Winners will receive certificates of merit, valuable prizes, and special awards for outstanding creative work.
Email: nesil-gazeti@sanly.tm
Contact numbers:
Nesil Editorial Office: (+99312) 38 61 57, 39 95 26, 39 96 35.
Magtymguly Youth Organization Central Council: (+99312) 44 88 55.
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