Beautiful Mongolia is getting closer. Concert of arts of this country was held in the Bolshoi Theatre
Mongolian Culture Days are being held in Belarus for the first time from 24 to 27 October during the visit of the President of the Republic of Belarus.

Days of Culture of Mongolia are held in Belarus for the first time from October 24 to 27 during the visit of the President of this country Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh. A bright concert of masters of the arts of the country of blue sky took place at the Bolshoi Theater, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency reports.
How beautiful Mongolia is, you can see the exhibition of photography, as well as the national musical instrument Morin huura. The name consists of two words: "Morin" - horse, "huur" - string, voice. It is no coincidence that this animal is depicted on the instrument.


Minister of Culture, Sports, Tourism and Youth of Mongolia Zhukovyn Aldarzhavkhlan and Minister of Culture of Belarus Marat Markov visited the exhibition and heard the sound of this instrument.


Speaking to reporters, Zhukovin Aldarzhavkhlan shared his plans:
- Next year we want to organize Mongolian cultural days in Minsk and Belarus cultural days in Ulaanbaatar.

Speaking about the features of the concert, he stressed that it contains the best classical, national and choreographic works of culture and art of Mongolia.


Zhukovyn Aldarzhavkhlan shared his impressions of staying in the Belarusian capital:
- The people here are very friendly and calm. I hope you take care of your culture and country and keep the peace of mind that characterizes your beautiful city and the whole of Belarus. Now in the world it is difficult to find such a quiet, beautiful and well-organized city as Minsk.

Advisor to the President of Mongolia on culture and religion Baldyn Sargalen noted that this concert is a heartfelt gift for Belarusians. The program includes not only Mongolian folk song, music and dance, but also Belarusian works performed by Mongolian artists. The concert helps Belarusians travel through Mongolia with the help of art.



Culture and art are a beautiful and understandable bridge between our peoples. They help us understand, respect and cherish each other, concluded Baldyn Sargalan.



Photo by Diana Shabala



