SEOUL, October 06 (AJP) - A traditional fashion show featuring Central Asian designs was recently held in Seoul on September 30 to mark the Central Asia–Korea Friendship Day, offering a colorful display of the region's heritage and creativity, the Embassy of Kazakhstan in the Republic of Korea said.
The event, organized by the Central Asia–Korea Friendship Association, brought together diplomats, artists, and business representatives. In his welcoming remarks, Kazakh Ambassador Nurgali Arystanov noted the continued growth of cultural ties between Central Asia and South Korea and outlined parts of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev's recent State-of-the-Nation Address. The ambassador emphasized Kazakhstan's plans to create a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development and to expand advanced technologies in the creative industry.
He also highlighted the upcoming presentation of the Alatau City project in South Korea, describing it as a key initiative for smart city development, green innovation, and tourism. Association President Lee Ok Ryun said the diverse traditions and music of Central Asian countries have found a strong resonance with South Korean audiences and help promote better understanding between the regions.
The fashion segment featured Kazakhstan's "Tarbiya" brand, which presented a collection of traditional costumes infused with modern elements. The designs drew warm responses from the audience and reflected the growing interest in Central Asia's rich cultural identity.
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Park Sae-jin
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