The Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Poland took part in the annual Christmas charity fair held in Warsaw under the patronage of the wife of the President of Poland, Marta Nawrocka.

The Kazakhstani stand was one of the most expressive and informative at the fair, attracting attention with its diverse exhibits, ethnic flavor, and welcoming atmosphere.

The Kazakhstan stand was one of the most vivid and content-rich, attracting visitors with its range of exhibits, ethnic character, and warm hospitality.

The extensive selection of souvenirs, handicrafts, and traditional delicacies generated considerable interest among visitors and was met with very positive reviews.

Particular attention was attracted by qurdak, manty, baursaks, and samsa prepared by the spouses of the diplomatic mission’s staff.

Along with exploring Kazakh cuisine, the visitors of the fair were also introduced to the country’s rich musical heritage. Kazakh students performed national kyuis and songs on the dombra and kobyz, offering a vibrant cultural showcase that generated considerable public interest.

Participation in the event made it possible not only to present the rich culture and traditions of our country, but also to contribute to charitable initiatives aimed at helping those in need.

Over 60 embassies and 20 charitable organizations participated in the event.

For reference: The Diplomatic Charity Fair is held annually by the Association of Spouses of Heads of Mission accredited in Poland (SHOM). Traditionally, the event features national brands, handicrafts, cuisine and culture presented by participating countries, as well as artistic performances.

All funds raised at the fair are directed to support social and humanitarian projects in Poland.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-warsaw/press/news/details/1121915?lang=kk