According to the Academy, among the conference participants were scholars, cultural figures, and researchers from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, as well as from countries such as Ethiopia, Madagascar, Malaysia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Kenya, Indonesia, and India.
In her speech, Gulzat Maichinova presented a report titled "Manas and Mahabharata: A Cultural Civilizational Code for Peace and Security," in which she emphasized the significance of these two great epics for strengthening the values of humanity, peace, and unity.
Dastan Chynybek uulu, in his report "Epic Bridges: Preserving the Cultural Values of the Epics 'Manas' and 'Mahabharata' in the Context of Globalization and Their Dissemination Through Theater," highlighted the necessity of preserving cultural heritage through theatrical productions.
Additionally, the participants expressed interest in traveling to Kyrgyzstan to learn more about Kyrgyz culture and the epic "Manas," as noted in the Academy's statement.
