A musical concert "Let the Song of Neutrality Be Heard"

In anticipation of the 30th anniversary of the recognition of Turkmenistan's permanent status of Neutrality, a musical concert entitled "Let the Song of Neutrality Be Heard" was successfully held in the grand hall of the Oguz han Engineering and Technology University of Turkmenistan.

The concert commenced with a stirring ode, performed by the university's singers, celebrating the occasion of the remarkable anniversary. This was followed by the performance of a literary musical composition titled "The Messenger of Peace. The masterful integration of national songs, music, and dances from different nations into one unified whole created a spectacular artistic showcase. This performance powerfully expressed the principle of positive neutrality oriented towards the friendship of peoples, which fundamentally guides the policy pursued by the Honorable President. This segment featured international performances, including Japanese, Indian, English, Spanish, and French songs. These pieces, rich with poetry, joy, and harmony, evoked the image of a beautiful field of art blossoming with cultural flowers. Like a kaleidoscope, these performances collectively created a stunning sonic tapestry that vividly portrayed the rich musical values of diverse cultures from around the world.

The program continued with musical performances in the folklore style, which were accompanied by dynamic dances featuring Azerbaijani, Armenian, and Russian songs. The Uzbek national dance "Lazgi" was particularly inspiring, generating special enthusiasm among all attendees.  The constant rotation of singers and dancers during these performances collectively generated a series of stunning and dynamic visual spectacles on the stage.

Then, the "Oguzlar" creative dance group performed the inspiring Kusht Depdi dance, which holds global recognition as part of the cultural heritage of humanity.  This concert, which effectively served as a fascinating journey along the Great Silk Road, vividly reflected the openness and versatility of the positive policy of Independent, Neutral Turkmenistan. It successfully reaffirmed the vital role of culture and art in fostering relations between countries and peoples based on mutual trust and mutual enrichment. The ceremony concluded with a grand unified performance of the song "Three Holy Places." The piece, performed by the singers, dancers, musicians, and students of the "Oguzlar" creative group from the Oguz han Engineering and Technology University of Turkmenistan, along with all concert participants, expressed deep patriotism and pride in our Motherland, which is confidently advancing along the path of development and creativity under the leadership of our National Leader of the Turkmen people, Hero Arkadag, and Arkadagly Hero Serdar. Ultimately, the concert served as a worthy and memorable gift from the university's creative group and faculty in honor of the International Day of Neutrality.