On 7 June, the ‘Fili’ Children's Park in Moscow hosted the ‘All-Russian Festival of National Cultures’, which attracted thousands of spectators. The event, organised with the support of the Moscow Department of Culture, brought together folk-art exhibitions, master classes and a concert programme featuring more than 70 groups from across the country. This was reported by the news agency Orient.

One of the highlights was the performance by Darya Guseynova, representative of the ‘Zvuki Dutara’ Foundation. She performed the Turkmen song Bibijan, known in Russia since the 19th century and used by Tchaikovsky in his ballet ‘The Nutcracker’. The artist received a first-degree diploma for her contribution to the preservation of national culture.

The festival highlighted Moscow's cultural diversity and became a platform for dialogue between peoples, receiving a positive response from guests of all ages.