State leader tours exhibition areas within Turkmenistan
The Third UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries witnessed a vibrant display of Central Asian culture and infrastructural progress, as the pavilions of Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan showcased unique cultural and infrastructural highlights.
The Kazakhstan pavilion, designed in the spirit of national traditions, was particularly notable for its traditional Kazakh yurts, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Visitors were treated to staged performances featuring ceremonial greetings and national customs, offering a glimpse into the richness of Kazakh culture.
The Central Asian region's pavilions collectively presented their rich cultural heritage and hospitable spirit. The Turkmenistan pavilion, for instance, emphasized major infrastructural projects such as the Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan-Iran railway and the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India gas pipeline, highlighting progress in transport, energy, and communications.
The Kyrgyzstan pavilion, too, highlighted the hospitality and culture of the Kyrgyz people. Each pavilion was designed to provide a unique experience of the respective country's national traditions.
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev and heads of delegations participating in the conference also visited these pavilions. The overall atmosphere of the conference continues to be warm and welcoming, as evidenced by the cozy and inviting atmosphere created in the Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan pavilions.
A theatrical performance, including a ceremonial welcome and national rituals, was presented to visitors, further enhancing the cultural experience. The exhibition continues to serve as a platform for showcasing the rich cultural heritage and hospitality of Central Asian countries, while also highlighting their development efforts in infrastructure and transport.
[1] Akorda's press service report on the Kazakhstan pavilion. [2] Akorda's press service report on the Turkmenistan pavilion.
- The Kazakhstan pavilion, with its focus on traditional lifestyle, fashion-and-beauty, and cultural-travel aspects, offered visitors an authentic and immersive experience of Kazakh culture.
- Whilst Kazakhstan showcased its rich cultural heritage, the Turkmenistan pavilion spotlighted its progress in war-and-conflicts resolution and politics, with discussions on major infrastructural projects like the Kazakhstan-Turkmenistan-Iran railway.
- The exposition offered a blend of fashion and travel, with each pavilion providing a journey through the infrastructural and cultural landscapes of Central Asian nations, such as Kyrgyzstan.
- General news media outlets have covered the event extensively, highlighting the region's progress in tourism, infrastructure, and politics, as well as its strong cultural bonds and historical significance.
