President and First Lady of Kyrgyzstan take part in celebration of Nooruz in Naryn

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Bishkek, March 21, 26 /Kabar/. President of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Zhaparov took part in the Nooruz celebrations today, March 21, in the central square of Naryn city.

Before the event, the head of state and First Lady Aigul Zhaparova visited a yurt installation reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Kyrgyz people.

The exhibition included four yurts, each reflecting a distinct aspect of national culture. One featured folk artisans demonstrating traditional applied arts. Another featured excerpts from the Manas epic performed by a manaschi (storyteller). A separate yurt was dedicated to the opening ceremony of sumolok (a dish prepared for Nooruz)) and its tasting, symbolizing the continuity of traditions and the unity of the people.

The head of state tdelivered a congratulatory speech, noting that celebrating national holidays in the country's regions has become a good tradition that fosters national unity.

This year, Nooruz celebrations are taking place in the city of Naryn, one of the country's historically and spiritually significant regions.

The head of state congratulated Kyrgyzstanis, compatriots abroad, as well as representatives of the diplomatic corps and international organizations, on Nooruz, wishing everyone peace, prosperity, harmony, and unity.

The event continued with a concert program. The audience was treated to a theatrical performance reflecting the beauty of the Naryn region, its historical heritage, cultural values, and symbols of Kyrgyz statehood. The performance utilized musical, choreographic, and visual elements, united by the common idea of ​​the country's revival, development, and strength.