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22.10.2021

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Nura Khalmamedov's music lives at the Conservatory

“Extremely gifted and devilishly talented,” the famous composer Alexander Alexandrov wrote about the young talented youth Nury Khalmamedov. This was back when Nury Khalmamedov studied at the Moscow Conservatory. By P.I. Tchaikovsky.

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21.10.2021

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The best specialists were chosen among the librarians of Turkmenistan

The results of the previously announced creative competition "Türkmenistan milli Lider bilen parahatçylyk we ösüş ýolunda" ("Turkmenistan on the path of peace and development with a national Leader"), held for librarians of Turkmenistan, have been summed up.

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20.10.2021

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Kakov Orazsahatov: movie director, who screened a film about the adventures of the naughty brothers Japbaklar

His fortune was full of surprises, tragedies and comedies, which happen in the life of every person. However, not everyone will be able to look at what is happening so ironically, with a smile, and from any life situation create an anecdote, eternalized in cinema.

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19.10.2021

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Erk-Kala - the oldest fortress in Merv

Thirty kilometers east of Mary, in the valley of the Murgab River, there is a huge territory, the archaeological sites of which are united by one name - Ancient Merv.

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17.10.2021

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Angelica Yalkapova and her golden gift for the Turkmen people

There are many creative figures in our country who make a valuable contribution to the cultural development of society. One of these people is Angelica Yalkapova, head of the Altyn Serpay (Golden Gift) children's violin ensemble. Let us remind that the ensemble "Altyn Serpay" was awarded the State Prize "Turkmenistanin Altyn Asyry" three times - in 2013, 2015, 2019.

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16.10.2021

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Two film premieres await Turkmen TV viewers

The "Turkmenfilm" association named after Oguzkhan has prepared two feature films "Çapar" and "Sähra aýdymy" for screening. The premieres of the films will be shown to Turkmen TV viewers in the coming days.

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15.10.2021

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Turkmenistan - the land of medicinal plants

Under this name, the 13th volume of the encyclopedic work of the President of Turkmenistan, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor, Academician of the Academy of Sciences Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov "Medicinal Plants of Turkmenistan" was presented at the State Museum of the State Cultural Center of Turkmenistan.



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15.10.2021

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Medieval Merv - a city on the Silk Road

Merv, during its heyday in the 12th century, was one of the largest cities in Asia. Until 1194, the city was the eastern capital of the Seljuk Sultanate, which included a vast territory stretching from western Anatolia and the Levant to the Hindu Kush in the east and from Central Asia to the Persian Gulf in the south. Merv flourished for many centuries, being located at the crossroads of the Silk Road, and becoming a famous metropolis, attracted scientists and travelers from distant regions.

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14.10.2021

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“Mir 24” TV channel covers the history and culture of Turkmenistan

The Interstate TV and Radio Company ITRC “Mir” celebrates 29 years from the date of creation of the media holding.

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11.10.2021

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Carpet portrait of Pushkin

The Museum of Folk Crafts "Dash Metjid", located on the territory of the State Historical and Cultural Reserve "Kunya-Urgench", is known not only in our country, but also abroad. The Museum carefully stores various artifacts that reflect the ancient life and ancient culture of the Turkmen people. Among the many exhibits, once made by the hands of folk craftsmen, a carpet with the image of the great Russian poet Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin attracted our attention with its originality. When you get acquainted with this unusual exhibit, a number of questions immediately arise: who is the author of this portrait, in connection with what it was created, how did the exhibit get to the museum and others.

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