Albayrak Group's Hâne Islamic Arts Exhibition Opens in Moscow
The Hâne Exhibition, which promotes traditional Islamic arts internationally, met with art enthusiasts at the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute following its stops in Paris and Madrid.
The Hâne Islamic Arts Exhibition, organized by Albayrak Group to promote traditional Islamic arts internationally, has opened its doors at the Yunus Emre Institute in Russia's capital, Moscow.
The exhibition journey, carried out by Albayrak Group for 12 years to promote traditional Islamic arts internationally, has reached Russia. Prepared in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the Yunus Emre Institute, the exhibition organized with the theme "Hâne" opened on October 16 at the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute. Meeting art enthusiasts in Moscow after Paris and Madrid, the event aims to create a common ground between Turkish and Russian cultures through art.
The opening ceremony was attended by Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar, Turkey's Ambassador to Moscow Tanju Bilgiç, Deputy Chief of Mission at the Moscow Embassy Günhan Emre Ersoy, Director of the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute Dr. Ersin Akbulut, Albayrak Media General Manager Abdullah Hanönü, Albayrak Media Deputy General Manager Ziya Kadam, Albayrak Group Corporate Communications Coordinator Esad Sivri, and calligrapher İbrahim Şengül.
Speaking at the ceremony, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar emphasized the family theme of the exhibition and the cultural dimension of Turkey-Russia relations. Stating that Hâne demonstrates that cooperation between the two countries is not limited to economy and energy fields alone, Bayraktar expressed that the exhibition is important in terms of introducing civilization's values to the Russian public.
The Hâne Islamic Arts Exhibition can be visited free of charge at the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute between October 16 and 30.