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WAC and ANO "Alashara" launched a new project about the intangible heritage of the Abkhaz-Abaza people "Amazara".
WAC and ANO "Alashara" launched a new project about the intangible heritage of the Abkhaz-Abaza people "Amazara".
Abkhaz videographer, founder of the "ALAN studio" Valery Kvekveskiri continued to shoot the mountains of Abkhazia and prepared a video about the Pyv pass.
The creator of the cartoon is the famous opera singer and artist Astamur Kvitsinia, the author of popular comics on Abkhazian mythology. The cartoonist took a plot from Abkhazian mythology as a basis.
Abkhazian videographer, founder of the studio «ALAN studio»" Valery Kvekveskiri prepared a video sketch of the mountain ranges of Bamba Iashta.
The WAC information portal prepared a short video of one of the most beautiful canyons in Abkhazia - the Khashupsa canyon.
On July 23, Abkhazia celebrated the National Flag Day, which is widely celebrated annually by the Abkhaz-Abaza people around the world.
Members of the Supreme Council of the World Abaza Congress discussed the work of the WAC during the pandemic.
The World Abaza Congress organized and held a holiday for children from the villages of Pakuash, Reka, Baslakhu, Akuaskia and Gup.
The World Abaza Congress on Children's Day held a children's holiday in the village of Atara on June 1.