Warsaw, 6 November 2026– As part of the celebrations marking the Republic Day of Kazakhstan, a cultural meeting entitled “Bringing Cultures and Traditions Closer” was held at the Main Public Library of the Capital City of Warsaw. The event was dedicated to introducing the Polish public to Kazakhstan’s cultural heritage, traditions and literature.
The meeting provided an opportunity to familiarise Polish audiences with Kazakhstan’s rich cultural heritage, including its traditions, folklore and literary legacy.
Particular attention was paid to the longstanding cultural ties between Kazakhstan and Poland, especially the contribution of Polish scholars and cultural figures to the study and promotion of Kazakh heritage.
As part of the programme, the Polish-language edition of the Kazakh folk tale “Er Tostik: Adventures of a Kazakh Batyr” was presented, offering Polish readers an opportunity to discover the richness of Kazakh folklore.
The programme also featured a musical and literary project entitled “Epics, Fairy Tales and Legends of the Kazakh Steppes”, which offered guests a closer insight into the rich oral traditions of the Kazakh people.
The event concluded with a tasting of traditional Kazakh delicacies, introducing participants to the distinctive features of Kazakhstan’s national cuisine.
The meeting was yet another example of how literature, music and traditions can serve as a bridge between nations, fostering mutual understanding and contributing to the strengthening of cultural and humanitarian ties between Kazakhstan and Poland.
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