«Kazakhstan: where Europe meets Asia»: a photo exhibition on the eve of the Constitution Day inaugurated in Guadalajara

«Kazakhstan: where Europe meets Asia»:  a photo exhibition on the eve of the Constitution Day inaugurated in Guadalajara

Mexico City, August 05, 2023 - In the cultural capital of Mexico and one of the largest tourist and cultural centres of Latin America, the city of Guadalajara, a photo exhibition titled «Kazakhstan: where Europe meets Asia» has been inaugurated and dedicated to the Constitution Day of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

 The open-air exposition, which will be available until 25th of September this year, is located at the «Chapultepec» central gallery of Guadalajara. More than 25 photos tell a story of the multifaceted culture, centuries-old traditions, rich historical heritage, diverse nature, unique architecture, and dynamic modern development of our country.

Representatives of the leadership of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Culture of Mexico, the Government of the state of Jalisco, the Mayor’s office of Guadalajara, the diplomatic corps as well as the public and the media participated in the opening ceremony along with the Embassy of Kazakhstan.

The Mexican partners congratulated Kazakhstan and expressed their wishes of further sustainable and dynamic development to our country on the occasion of the forthcoming Constitution Day. Opening the exhibition, Chargé d´Affaires of Kazakhstan in Mexico Olzhas Issabekov has noted that the constitutional amendments adopted last year at the national referendum made a significant practical contribution in further strengthening the foundations of comprehensive modernization of our country.

The Mexican representatives also pointed out the symbolic significance of the exhibition as this year the Embassy of Mexico in Kazakhstan opens in our capital.

Guadalajara, the second largest city in Mexico, has become the next destination for this photo exhibition in its tour through the Mexican cities. The exhibition began its journey in December last year in Mexico City, where the residents and guests of the Mexican capital had an opportunity to enjoy it during two months.