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08.03.2026: A celebratory event entitled "Respect for Women—The Adornment of Our Society" was held at the B. Seytakov Pedagogical College in Dashoguz.

Specialists and volunteers from the Dashoguz Regional Branch of the National Red Crescent Society of Turkmenistan (NRCST), together with students from the B.Seytakov Pedagogical College in Dashoguz, held a celebratory event dedicated to March 8th—International Women's Day. During the event, performances prepared by students, as well as musical and dance groups, brought a festive atmosphere to the participants. Congratulatory remarks were also given to women, emphasizing their importance in society.      

The celebratory event emphasized the respect and honor shown to women, as well as their important role in the well-being of the family and the development of our society. Such events help foster respect, goodwill, and appreciation for national traditions among young people.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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