Welcome to the Novruz - Dear Country

Recently, a musical event called "Welcome to the Novruz- Dear Country " was held together with the Turkmen National Conservatory named after Maya Kulyyeva and the Mollamurt branch of the Centralized Library System of Ashgabat City Culture. The library experts who spoke at the event spoke in detail about the history of the International Novruz holiday and about the traditions, customs, and religions we inherited from our ancestors on this holiday. This festive event aroused great interest especially among the students. Students exchanged views on the issues they were interested in through questions and answers. Also, about the Novruz holiday and the spring season, it was continued by reciting a melodious poem from the poems of the writers and poets. Our friendly hero Serdar: "Novruz, a celebration of the flourishing and renewal of the revival, was of particular importance in the formation of good relations between the peoples. In the lifestyle of our people, the traditions related to this holiday are widely observed. Through the traditions and beliefs followed by the traditions and beliefs of our brave ancestors, they educated their descendants in the spirit of loyalty to the Motherland, love for nature, life, and humanitarianism, and developed good behavior in the hearts of the youth, and the skills of honest work," says the host.

This holiday was declared as "International Novruz Day" on the basis of the relevant Resolution of the General Assembly of the United Nations. The traditions of the Nowruz holiday are included in the list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This holiday, which is of international importance, helps to improve cultural and humanitarian principles in the world and strengthen friendly and brotherly relations between nations. The continuation of this event was accompanied by music performed by the students of the conservatory on the occasion of Novruz holiday. As is customary, the tradition of decorating various and tasty treats and various dishes in our Turkmen people has been going on since ancient times. In this festival, they mainly put tags such as semeni, pilaf, milk and ash, grain, corn, bean flour, masheve, and Novruz cereal.

At the end of the event, the participants expressed their immense gratitude to our Heroic Comrade, our Heroic Friend, who is very concerned about the prosperity of the country.

Nuryyeva Maral,

Library Director of the Turkmen National Conservatory

named after Maya Kulyyeva