Ismailova emphasized that participation in international events provides an opportunity not only to showcase unique traditions but also to strengthen cultural ties between nations. She also noted that nomadic heritage is attracting growing interest from the global community.
Holding such events contributes to strengthening friendship between peoples and preserving the rich cultural heritage of humanity.
Aida Ismailova
Particular attention was paid to the game Toguz Korgool, which is one of the oldest intellectual games in Central Asia and was included in the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage of humanity in 2020. Additionally, variations of the game that exist in Africa, Kazakhstan, and Turkey were demonstrated.
The ambassador also reported that the Kyrgyz Republic initiated the World Nomad Games, which unite countries around traditional sports and cultural events. She invited everyone interested to participate in these games, which will take place in early September 2026 in Kyrgyzstan.
