Ukrainian stand shines at Tashkent’s 21st Century Culture Festival
Tashkent hosted a large-scale 21st Century Culture Festival, where the Ukrainian Embassy in Uzbekistan and the Ukrainian Sunday School “Promin” presented a Ukrainian stand, which became one of the most prominent.
The embassy reported this on its Facebook page, CE Report quotes Ukrinform.
Festival guests had the opportunity to enjoy traditional Ukrainian cuisine: visitors feasted on delicious varenyky, fragrant borscht, Crimean Tatar kobete, and other national dishes.
The culinary event had an important charitable purpose – all funds raised were directed to humanitarian aid for Ukraine.
Thanks to the active participation and support of festival guests, almost 8 million sum (UZS) was raised. All funds will be transferred to humanitarian needs through the global fundraising platform United24.
This cultural event demonstrated unity and the importance of humanitarian support, as well as promoting cultural exchange between nations.
On September 21, Warsaw hosted UA FEST 2025, an annual family festival that brought together over 2,000 guests and marked the culmination of the first year of operation of the largest Ukrainian space in Europe, UA HUB.
