On behalf of the National Council of the World Congress of the Tatars I congratulate you on the International Day of Older Persons.

The IX International Conference "Development of Interethnic Dialogue and Mutual Understanding" was held in the North-East of Estonia last weekend.

The heroes of the film are the ideologists of the project, architects, designers, and religious figures.

This is a project that aims to popularize the Tatar people and culture in society through immersion in history, mythology, heritage and values.

The program of the master class includes designing, fitting, fabricating, and finishing garments.

The historical novel is written in the form of a popular science publication and published in Penza in 2021.

The event was organised jointly by the World Congress of Tatars, the National and Cultural Autonomy of the Tatars in Perm Krai and the Ministry of Culture of Perm Krai.

Ilsur Ziganshin is a teacher of history and social studies at Kazan lyceum boarding school no.2. He has been working there for 12 years and during this time he has trained more than 120 prize-winners of the All-Russian Olympiad of Schoolchildren in law and social studies.

The presentation of the book by Ziyatdin Nazmutdinov “A Thousand and One Nights in Piniger village” was held at the World Congress of Tatars today.

The exhibition presented everyday objects of the Tatar people, as well as objects related to history, culture and literature.