Magtymguly’s 300th Anniversary Celebration Featured in Ukrainian Business Magazine
In the upcoming issue of the popular business magazine “Kyiv Diplomatic” in Ukraine, an article will be published to commemorate the anniversary of the national poet of Turkmenistan, Magtymguly Fragi. The article, titled “The Fount of the Mind of Magtymguly Fragi: 300 years since the birth of the outstanding Turkmen poet and thinker,” was prepared by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Ukraine.
“Kyiv Diplomatic” magazine aims to promote different cultures among Ukrainian readers, shedding light on the activities of diplomatic institutions and diplomats, as well as covering topics related to international politics, diplomacy, economics, business, and culture. The magazine is published in Ukrainian and English, targeting Ukrainian government officials, diplomats, business professionals, and public figures.
The electronic version of the magazine is available for viewing on the “Kyiv Diplomatic” website. The article in the “Cultural Diplomacy” section begins with the words of Turkmenistan’s President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, emphasizing the literary heritage of Magtymguly Fragi. It explores the poet’s life, creative journey, universal significance, and international recognition of his work, which has left a mark on world culture.
Magtymguly’s poetry is characterized by its incorporation of folk artistic expressions and contemporary ideas, connecting the poetic language with spoken language and reflecting the spirit of folklore. The article also highlights collaborative efforts with UNESCO to preserve Magtymguly’s literary heritage and protect cultural landmarks in Turkmenistan.
Moreover, the article mentions the proclamation of 2024 as “The Year of the Great Poet and Thinker of the Turkic World – Magtymguly Fragi” by TURKSOY, recognizing Anau as the cultural capital of the Turkic world. The interest of foreign researchers in Magtymguly’s work is also noted, alongside the contribution of Ukrainian poets in translating his poems.
The piece discusses the efforts of individuals in Ukraine to study, translate, and promote Magtymguly’s works, as well as upcoming events celebrating the poet’s legacy. It also acknowledges the role of the Ukrainian Magtymguly Library in promoting Turkmen culture.
Overall, the article aims to introduce readers to the life and work of Magtymguly Fragi, advocating for patriotism, friendship, peace, and mutual understanding as conveyed by the poet. The publication serves as a platform to honor the legacy of this remarkable Turkmen poet.
