As part of the Year of Working Professions and in honor of the 30th anniversary of the Assembly of the People of Kazakhstan, a roundtable titled “All Achievements Begin with Labor” was held at the Active Aging Center in the Almaty district.
The event was attended by senior citizens who receive services from the Center, representatives of the City Veterans Council, labor veterans, and interethnic families.
The main goal of the event was to promote honest labor and service to the nation by highlighting the life and career paths of hardworking individuals. Additionally, by inviting interethnic families who have lived in harmony for many years, the event aimed to showcase interethnic friendship, unity, and family harmony.
Families such as the Mullabayevs, Kozhanovs, Vavulins, Mukanovs, and Zhangaliyevs served as wonderful examples of unity and togetherness in family life.
The roundtable began with an opening speech by Sansyzbai Yesilov, Chairman of the Astana City Veterans Council and moderator of the event. The Council’s leadership emphasized the importance of the event within the Year of Working Professions and presented letters of appreciation and flowers to interethnic families who have been together for over 50 years.
The creative group “Әдемі” made up of retirees from the Almaty district, also took part by performing songs for the attendees.
Among the speakers, veteran journalist Raisa Agibayeva gave a speech titled “The Assembly – a Unique Kazakhstani Model of Interethnic Harmony,” and language specialist from the Active Aging Center, Marzhan Primbetova, shared her thoughts on the topic “The Assembly – a Herald of Stability and Peace.”
During the discussion, representatives of ethnocultural associations shared their views on interethnic unity and friendship in Kazakhstan and congratulated everyone on the upcoming Day of Unity of the People of Kazakhstan.
