The unveiling of the monument became a symbol of deep gratitude and respect for a man who devoted his entire life to serving Tatar literature, culture, and society.

The message highlighted that the representatives of Tatarstan honorably represented the republic and made a significant contribution to strengthening cultural and academic ties between Kazakhstan and Tatarstan.

This year, five incredible, active, and talented women of the golden age competed for the honorary title of the best.

The guests came from the Stavropol Territory, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Astrakhan, Vladimir, and Samara regions, as well as from the Republics of Bashkortostan, Udmurtia, and the Republic of Kazakhstan.

On October 11, a heartfelt gathering of Tatar women of different generations took place at the “Women’s Tatar Club” in the “Nasykha” Mosque of Prokopyevsk.

Before the start of the meeting, guests viewed the exhibition “Mosques of the Muslyumovo District” organized in the foyer of the Palace of Culture.

The 8th All-Russian Forum of Tatar Journalists is currently taking place in Kazan. Today, the delegates spent the day in the Arsk District, with the final stop of their visit being the Gabdulla Tukay Arsk Pedagogical College.

During their visit, the forum delegates learned about the school’s educational environment and its projects dedicated to the preservation and development of the Tatar language among students.

The event will run for three days, featuring an intensive program that combines training sessions, experience sharing, and cultural activities.

On October 4, the “Tupayak” Tatar Football Tournament took place at the “Triumph Ufa” sports arena in the city of Ufa. The event featured friendly matches among children’s (2014–2015 birth years), women’s, and men’s teams.