Tajik Embassy in Uzbekistan Joins Festival of Cultural Traditions and National Dishes Among Diplomatic Missions in Tashkent
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DUSHANBE, 26.09.2022 (NIAT Khovar) – Tajikistan’s Embassy in Uzbekistan took part in the 18th charitable festival of cultural traditions and national dishes among diplomatic missions, which was held on September 24 in Tashkent.
Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, Egypt, Belarus, Germany, Georgia, India, Italy, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, UAE, Palestine, Russia, Romania, Turkey, Oman, Czech Republic, Switzerland, as well as the European Union, EBRD, UN, and the Belgian Consulate also participated in the event.
The main purpose of the festival was to provide an opportunity for citizens and guests of Tashkent to get to know the cultural heritage of various countries, as well as to provide charitable assistance to orphanages.

Along with the demonstration of a wide range of cuisines, there were also performances by folklore and ethnographic groups.
Following the event, all participants received prizes, while the jury evaluated the taste and presentation of dishes, as well as the musical program and the best costumes.









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