Distinguished Guests of Avaza Visited National Pavilions of Central Asian Countries
As part of the UN Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries, Avaza hosts events dedicated to the national days of Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan.
The national days are organized to demonstrate the rich cultural heritage of the peoples of the region, strengthening good-neighborly ties and expanding cultural and humanitarian cooperation.
The large exhibition area features national pavilions, including expositions of traditions, crafts, modern achievements in the field of culture, art and tourism. Gastronomic presentations and culinary master classes are also organized.
On August 5, this colorful venue was visited by distinguished guests who arrived in Avaza to participate in the UN forum. They got acquainted with the rich cultural heritage of the peoples of the region, and also highly appreciated the hospitality and cordiality of the pavilion hosts.
The event became another example of regional identity and cultural diversity, contributing to the strengthening of mutual understanding and the formation of a positive perception of Central Asia as a space of peace, stability and prosperity.
National days became a vivid example of how cultural dialogue complements official diplomacy, contributing to the strengthening of trust and expanding mutual understanding between countries. In an atmosphere of good neighborliness and openness, distinguished guests had the opportunity to get acquainted in an informal setting with the unique cultural codes of the region, its traditions and modern development, which became an important contribution to the success of the entire Conference.
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