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XXVI Conference of the Humanitarian Association of the Turkmen World Held in Ashgabat
15 Sep. 05:36Today, the XXVI Conference of the Humanitarian Association of the Turkmen World took place in Ashgabat.
The conference was held at the Center for Public Organizations of Turkmenistan in honor of the 34th anniversary of the country's independence.
As reported by TDP, the forum was attended by representatives of Turkmen diasporas from several foreign states and delegates from all regions of Turkmenistan.
During the conference, a welcoming Address from President Serdar Berdimuhamedov to the participants was listened to.
"I am confident that this forum, held on the eve of the national holiday – the Day of Independence of Turkmenistan, inspiring high goals on the bright path of progress, power, and prosperity, will have great significance in further strengthening our unity, cohesion, and fraternal relations," the President noted in his congratulatory message.
The important issues discussed at the next conference are aimed at further increasing the significance of the activities of the Humanitarian Association of the Turkmen World and developing constructive interstate relations, the source notes.
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