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What is Abkhazia? A land of the soul, a land of mountains, hills, and waterfalls, a sovereign Caucasian republic on the shores of the Black Sea. That is today. But what was it like hundreds or thousands of years ago? The WAC, together with the State Repatriation Committee, produced a series of popular science films called "History of Abkhazia."
The revival of national games is of interest and attention, as they are not only an exciting way to spend time but also an important aspect of education. The origins of games date back to ancient times.
The 100th anniversary seminar "The Caucasus: Crossroads of Cultures" in St. Petersburg was dedicated to the activities of the World Abaza Congress.
Seventeen schoolchildren from the Donetsk People's Republic came to the Northern Capital as part of a humanitarian project initiated by Mussa Ekzekov, a statesman, public figure, philanthropist, and Chairman of the Supreme Council of the World Abaza Congress. More than 300 children from Donbas are expected to visit St. Petersburg.
The World Abaza Congress, together with the Drama Theater, reopened its Discussion Club. The first meeting of the "Theater and Audience" project took place right after the performance of Chekhov's "The Seagull." The audience discussed the production, shared impressions, and reflected on its meaning.
We're publishing an interview with Ruslan Khashig, Chairman of the Union of Journalists of the Republic of Abkhazia and Director of Abaza-TV on Abkhazia's Media Workers' Day. The new episode of "Гәыкала" will offer important milestones in our history, memories of the war years, Ruslan Khashig’s experience of working with Vladislav Ardzinba, the unshakable principles of journalism, and professional challenges.
Over 30 students from Tamshch Secondary School visited the S. Chanba Abkhazian State Drama Theater. The trip was part of the "Evening at the Theater" educational project.
From January 6th to 10th, guests and residents of Abkhazia can enjoy culinary delights, folk festivals, and a rich cultural program.