At the M. Ondjel Lyceum, the entire school community engaged in writing the dictation in Tatar, including students, their parents, and teachers.

A total of seven individuals wrote the dictation in the Tatar language.

The Ak Kalfak women's community recently convened once more at the Tatar Centre.

The conference included a concert featuring works by Tatar composers performed by students of the College of Music and ensembles from the Tomsk Tatar Culture Center.

During the visit, the grand opening of the House of Culture in the village of Ebargul will be held, along with the delivery of humanitarian aid.

This event, now in its ninth year, aims to foster interest in literate spelling, proficiency in the literary Tatar language.

Representatives of the "Ak Kalfak" organization have a long tradition of supporting initiatives of the World Congress of the Tatars.

A total of 15 people wrote the dictation.

Ayaz Sadretdinov, a soloist of the Sandugach ensemble, captivated the audience with his artistic prowess.

The action aims to promote literacy, knowledge of the literary Tatar language, and to assess spelling and grammatical proficiency.