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Turkmenistan’s cultural heritage gained international recognition during the 9th “Hary Bülbül” International Festival held in the historic city of Shusha, Azerbaijan. The festival brought together artists and cultural groups from different countries to celebrate traditional music, folklore, and national arts from around the world.

Turkmenistan was represented at the festival by the “Galkynyş” folklore ensemble from the Cultural and Business Center of the “Işçi iýmiti üpjünçiligi we hyzmatlar” Administration under the State Concern “Türkmengaz.” The group presented energetic performances that reflected the traditions, identity, and artistic heritage of Turkmen culture.

The festival took place from May 14 to May 15 and included musical programs, cultural presentations, and traditional dance performances by international participants. Cultural experts described the event as an important platform for strengthening friendship, cultural exchange, and cooperation among nations through art and heritage.

The Turkmen performers impressed audiences with traditional songs, folk dances, and national costumes that showcased the country’s long-standing artistic traditions. Visitors and participants praised the originality and vibrant style of the performances, which successfully introduced Turkmen culture to an international audience.

Officials stated that Turkmenistan continues to focus on preserving and promoting national traditions on the global stage. Under the leadership of President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, opportunities are being expanded for artists, musicians, and cultural workers to participate in international events and present the cultural values of the Turkmen people worldwide.

The participation of the “Galkynyş” folklore ensemble also highlighted Turkmenistan’s commitment to cultural diplomacy and international cooperation through art. Organizers noted that such festivals help strengthen mutual understanding between countries while preserving traditional heritage for future generations.

Representatives from many countries attended the event in Shusha, a city known for its historical and cultural importance in Azerbaijan. The festival once again demonstrated how music and folklore can serve as symbols of friendship, peace, and unity among different cultures.

Turkmen artists expressed pride in representing their country at the international festival and emphasized the importance of sharing national traditions with global audiences. Observers said the successful participation of the Turkmen delegation further increased international recognition of Turkmen national art and folklore.

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