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In honor of the Nauryz holiday, about 10 tons of Nauryz kozhe were prepared for servicemen in all military units of the National Guard. The national dish was served as part of festive events and helped boost the morale of the personnel.Nauryz kozhe is considered one of the most nutritious dishes in the military diet. The meat it contains is rich in protein, grains provide carbohydrates, and dairy products supply vitamins and calcium. Thanks to this, the dish replenishes the strength of servicemen and is easily absorbed by the body.Darkan Zhunisov, Head of the Food Service of Military Unit 5573 in Astana, noted that the traditional dish served in the spring season has a beneficial effect on the body.Nauryz kozhe, which symbolizes prosperity and unity, is traditionally prepared from seven ingredients. Therefore, for servicemen it is not only a festive treat, but also a vivid expression of national traditions.Timur Fatikhov, a serviceman of Military Unit 6636, noted that the first Nauryz kozhe of the year left a special impression and expressed gratitude to the leadership for the delicious treat and festive atmosphere.It is worth noting that traditional dishes such as meat, sirne, naryn, and kespe are served to law enforcement troops not only on holidays, but also every Friday.Currently, more than 7,000 guardsmen ensure public order in 21 cities across the country. In addition, servicemen carry out tasks to protect important state facilities and institutions of the penitentiary system. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1186565?lang=kk

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San Francisco, March 20, 2026  – For the first time, the Nauryz celebration with the participation of the Kazakh community was held at San Francisco City Hall. The event was organized by the Kazakh American Association of Silicon Valley, with the support of the Consulate General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in San Francisco, in cooperation with cultural associations of the Iranian, Azerbaijani, Turkish, and Uzbek communities.San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, in his welcoming remarks, highlighted the significance of Nauryz as a celebration of spring renewal and a symbol of peace, harmony, and mutual understanding. He also expressed his appreciation to the communities for building such cultural bridges. In particular, a certificate of recognition was presented to Zhuldyz Trimova, President of the Kazakh American Association of Silicon Valley, for her significant contribution to organizing the event at a high level.In her remarks, Nazira Nurbayeva, Consul General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in San Francisco, emphasized the unique role of Nauryz in strengthening cultural ties between nations and preserving spiritual traditions. She also presented certificates of honors to several individuals for their significant contributions to the development and prosperity of the Kazakh community.For the first time in the history of San Francisco City Hall, a traditional Kazakh yurt — a symbol of the nomadic civilization of the Kazakh people — was installed inside the building. The yurt attracted great interest from local residents and the broader American public. The festive program featured national music and dance performances from participating countries, as well as traditional cuisine. Representing Kazakhstan, Anel Murzagulova performed a traditional Kazakh dance, while Zhanibek Rysbek performed the kuis “Koroglu” and “Saryarka,” and Honored Worker of Kazakhstan, opera singer Azamat Zhyltirkozov, delivered a vocal performance.The event was attended by around 500 representatives of U.S. official, business, and public circles, members of the foreign diplomatic corps, and Turkic diaspora communities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-san-francisko/press/news/details/1186558?lang=kk

Brdo pri Kranju, 20 March 2026 - On the eve of Nauryz Meiramy, the ancient holiday of the peoples of Eurasia symbolizing renewal, harmony, and solidarity, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Slovenia, Altay Abibullayev, delivered remarks at the gathering of 74 Honorary Consuls of Slovenia and Croatia, as well as representatives of the business community of the Balkan region. The event was held at the Slovenian state residence, the Brdo Congress Centre.The Kazakh diplomat provided a detailed overview of the results of the national referendum on the adoption of Kazakhstan’s new Constitution and presented the modern image of the country as a dynamically developing state and a key participant in Eurasian transport logistics. He placed particular emphasis on the development of the Trans‑Caspian International Transport Route (Middle Corridor), which connects Asia and Europe. He also highlighted the economic reforms underway in Kazakhstan aimed at diversifying the economy, advancing industrial development and digital technologies, and creating a favorable and predictable investment climate.In his address, the Ambassador underscored the important mission of Honorary Consuls in advancing modern diplomacy, strengthening international contacts, and expanding trade, economic cooperation, and tourism. He noted that their work contributes significantly to building sustainable ties between states and business communities. The Honorary Consuls reaffirmed their intention to take an active part in the next meeting of the World Federation of Consuls (FICAC), scheduled to be held in Almaty in the second half of 2028.A special focus of the event was the strengthening of Kazakhstan–Slovenia cooperation, which has intensified since the opening of the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Ljubljana in 2024. The Ambassador emphasized the particular importance of the official visit of President of Slovenia Nataša Pirc Musar to Kazakhstan in 2025 for bilateral relations. Participants of the gathering were invited to the AI & Digital Bridge business forum, which is expected to open new opportunities for expanding business contacts in light of the President of Kazakhstan’s declaration of 2026 as the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence.Participants expressed genuine interest in further developing cooperation with Kazakhstan and highlighted the significance of such events for promoting the country’s economic and investment potential. In 2027, Kazakhstan and Slovenia will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations, which will provide additional momentum for strengthening the partnership.The event was beautifully complemented by a performance of Kazakh cellists, whose music created a special atmosphere and highlighted the rich cultural diversity of Kazakhstan.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ljubljana/press/news/details/1186534?lang=kk