World Cultures Festival opens its doors in Ankara with the participation of 72 countries

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Initiated under the auspices of the Ebrishem and Sirus Foundation, the organization brought together numerous artists and invitees from all over the world in the capital.

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Ankara’da 72 ülkenin buluştuğu festival başladı - Manşet Haber

The 4th World Cultures Festival, organized by the Ebrishem and Sirus Foundation in Ankara, officially started in the capital with the participation of 72 different countries.

The Beginning of the Festival

The opening of the 4th World Cultures Festival, organized by the Ebrishem and Sirus Foundation, took place in Ankara, bringing together 72 countries in the capital.

High Participation

Foreign mission representatives, numerous academics, bureaucrats, business people, and many invitees attended this major event.

Cultural Ties

During the festival, emphasis was placed on the aspect of culture and art in strengthening ties between societies, and it was stated that cultural interaction can build bridges that transcend borders.

Messages from Ambassadorss

Within the scope of the event, Bangladesh Ambassador M. Amanul Haq, Iran Ambassador Mohammad Hasan Habibullahzadeh, UAE Ambassador Saeed Sani Al Dhaheri, and League of Arab States Ankara Mission Head Ambassador Malek Mousli delivered speeches.

Thanks from Palestine

Palestine's Ambassador to Ankara Nasri Abu Jaish expressed their pride in participating in the organization and conveyed his thanks to the Turkish people.

Stands and Performances

At the festival where special stands were set up for 72 countries, traditional dances, music, local costumes, and various children's games are presented to the visitors' appreciation.

Artist Participation

In this comprehensive organization planned to last two days, it was anticipated that a total of more than 2,000 artists and performance artists from home and abroad would take part.

Visitor Information

The festival was held open to the public and completely free of charge on October 10-11 between 14:00 and 20:00.