The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the Federal Republic of Germany organized an event for children and representatives of the Kazakh diaspora, aimed at promoting the Kazakh language, culture, and national traditions among the younger generation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan reports.
The Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Germany, Nurlan Onzhanov emphasized the important role of families and the diaspora in strengthening children’s connection to Kazakhstan’s historical and cultural heritage. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, the head of the diplomatic mission read to the children the Kazakh folk tale "The Animals’ Dispute over the Beginning of the Year" ("Жыл басына таласқан хайуанаттар"), accompanied by illustrations reflecting the сюжет of the story. A screening of the Kazakh animated film "Why Does the Swallow Have a Split Tail?" ("Қарлығаштың құйрығы неге айыр?") was also organized for the young participants and sparked great interest among the children.
As part of the event, the children were presented with books on behalf of the Embassy of Kazakhstan.
A diverse educational and entertainment programme was prepared for the young participants, aimed at fostering interest in Kazakhstan, its culture, language, and traditions. The children recited poems, sang songs, performed dance numbers, presented their drawings and creative works, and took part in a quiz about Kazakhstan. At the end of the competition, the children were awarded prizes and gifts.
Particular interest was shown in traditional national games - Togyzqumalak and Asyk atu, which introduced the children to elements of Kazakh cultural heritage and created an atmosphere of lively interaction and engagement.
During the meeting with representatives of the Kazakh diaspora, further cooperation was also discussed, including the organization of joint cultural and educational events aimed at supporting compatriots and preserving the national identity of the younger generation.
The event contributed to strengthening ties with the Kazakh diaspora in Germany and further promoting the Kazakh language among children and young people.
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