«Republican scientific-practical conference «Independence and Turkestan readings» was held

Republican scientific-practical conference «Independence and Turkestan readings» was organized by the Ministry of Culture and Sports of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the state historical and cultural reserve-museum «Azret Sultan».

Nurbolat Akhmetzhanov, Director of the State Historical and Cultural Reserve-Museum «Azret Sultan», opened the conference dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Independence Republic of Kazakhstan.

«We are confident that the republican scientific event dedicated to the 30th anniversary of our independence will give a new impetus to the study of the undiscovered pages of the spiritual city, and the spiritual treasures of the Turkic people will be replenished with research works of our historians and scholars. «Azret Sultan» State Historical and Cultural Reserve In this regard, the reserve-museum publishes books for historical sites and personalities. In addition, the list of people buried in the mausoleum of Hodja Ahmed Yasawi has been updated. 

We expect a lot from today's conference. Many new topics will be discussed during the meeting. The gathering of historians and scientists will reveal and clarify the content of each topic», -said the director of the reserve-museum Nurbolat Kadyrovich.

The conference was attended by doctors and professors of historical sciences - Zhambyl Artykbayev, Bereket Karibayev, Haziretali Tursyn, doctor of philological sciences, professor, Researcher of Elbasy studies Seidulla Sadykov, doctor of philosophy and theology, professor Dosai Kenzhetai, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor Zikiriya Zhandarbek and Torali Kydyr, and others. historians and museum staff and students.

The meeting should take into account the continuity of historical development of ancient and modern Turkestan, national consciousness, the concept of the Great Steppe, the study and history of medieval cities, the essence of the worldview of Hodja Ahmed Yassavi, scientific achievements in archeological excavations, historical sites Many issues were raised and reports were read.