The Arka Sazy folklore ensemble and the Akku folklore and choreographic ensemble of the Kali Baizhanova Karaganda Concert Association took part in the 40th International Jarash Festival of Culture and Arts in Jordan.
The concert of Kazakh artists took place on the stage of the Hippodrome Theatre, one of the central venues of the festival, which annually brings together performers and creative groups from various countries.
Before the concert, Talgat Shaldanbay, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, read a message from Aida Balayeva, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The message noted the significant role of the Jarash Festival as a prestigious international platform that promotes cultural dialogue, strengthens mutual understanding, and brings people together. It was emphasized that art is a universal language of communication that helps introduce foreign audiences to the history, traditions, and spiritual values ​​of different countries.

The audience was treated to traditional music, instrumental pieces, and national dances reflecting the cultural heritage and centuries-old traditions of the Great Steppe.
The participation of the Arka Sazy and Akku ensembles in the festival contributes to the promotion of Kazakhstan's rich cultural heritage, the expansion of creative ties, and the further development of cultural and humanitarian cooperation between Kazakhstan and Jordan. Participants and guests of the festival were wished success, vivid impressions, and new creative achievements.
The Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts has been held since 1981 on the site of the ancient city of Jerash and is one of the largest cultural events in the Middle East. Its program brings together music, theater, and dance groups from Arab and other countries.