Novel Art Program Starts In Kazakstan-Funded Fuzuli District's Youth Hub Of Azerbaijan
(MENAFN- Trend News Agency)
BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 4. Starting from
the 2024/2025 academic year, the Kazakhstan-financed Kurmangazy
Children's Creativity Center in Fuzuli district will offer
continuous artistic education for children who have settled in
their homeland, Azerbaijan's Ministry of Culture told Trend .
As part of the Great Return project, children who have relocated
to Fuzuli district from Baku and other regions will receive lessons
in piano, kanun, accordion, tar, cello, and dance.
The program will initially accommodate 24 students under the
guidance of 5 experienced instructors, with plans to expand the
number of students in the future.
Funded by the Kazakh government, the Kurmangazy Children's
Creativity Center, with its foundation laid in March 2023, was
established to provide creative opportunities and arts education to
the young residents of Fuzuli district. Since its inception, the
center has hosted various art workshops for Fuzuli students and
organized a summer school for local schoolchildren, all under the
direct oversight of the Ministry of Culture.
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