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04.03.2024: Meeting of the Dashoguz regional branch of the NRCST on the occasion of “International Women’s Day”

In honor of International Women's Day, widely celebrated in Turkmenistan, specialists and volunteers of the Dashoguz velayat branch of the NRCST organized festive meetings with honorary dear mothers. Volunteers from the velayat branch visited them at home and congratulated them on the holidays. Honorary mothers told the volunteers about amazing events. Today, dear mothers of the fair half of humanity were addressed with the kindest wishes and congratulations on International Women's Day, sincere confessions of bright and sublime feelings, words of deep gratitude for maternal tenderness and care, and spiritual generosity. At the end of the meeting, the honorable, dear mothers were presented with memorable gifts. Meetings with dear mothers left unforgettable impressions for the volunteers.

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