In the village of Yaroslavka, Kachirsky district, Pavlodar region, within the framework of the "Touchan zher" program, a branch of the regional Finno-Ugric ECO was opened. The event was attended by representatives of the regional ANC, the administration of the district, the department of culture and development of the languages ​​of the district, akim of the district, as well as representatives of the Finno-Ugric regional center and, of course, local residents.

"At the session of the ANC in 2017, our President singled out the" Touchan Zher "project, which is aimed at preserving the culture and traditions of the peoples living in Kazakhstan under a single shanyrak. Within the framework of this project, the board of the Finno-Ugric ethno-cultural center decided to open the Kachirsky branch of the Finno-Ugric ethno-cultural association in the village of Yaroslavka, - said the chairman of the Finno-Ugric center of the Pavlodar region Nikolashina Olga Leonidovna.

The opening of the branch was solemn, with a concert program, with cheerful songs and dances.

"We are very pleased to open a branch. In the repertoire of our ensemble songs in Mordovian, Ukrainian, Russian, Kazakh. Our ensemble is 4 years old, and we hope that the opening of this branch will help us move on, "said Marina Vladimirovna, head of the village club in her speech.

In turn, from the assembly of the people of Kazakhstan in Pavlodar region congratulated with this joyful event and Zhetypysbayev Seisembay Kalizhanovich, head of the secretariat, deputy chairman of the regional ANC. "Representatives of the Mordovian ethnos live compactly in the village of Yaroslavka of the Kachirsky district. It is gratifying to note that along with your main work, you pay attention to culture, traditions, language, customs of your people. I want to congratulate you on the opening of the branch of the Finno-Ugric ethnocultural association and wish you success, "he said.

After the solemn ceremony of awarding, a concert program was held. Creative skills have shown their skills with. «Yaroslavka». Also, the vocal family ensemble "Esne" and the dance group "Samruk", under the guidance of art director Svetlana Zubkova of the regional Finno-Ugric ethno-cultural center, continued their creative relay.

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