Over 120 events planned in Astana for Republic Day

Over 120 events planned in Astana for Republic Day
Photo: Khabar 24

Kazakhstan will mark Republic Day on October 25. For the national holiday, more than 120 solemn, cultural and educational, sports, environmental and social events are planned in Astana. The programme includes concerts, exhibitions, plays, sports tournaments, festive campaigns and the opening of new facilities. The information was reported by 24KZ, citing the official website of the Astana akimat.

Several new facilities are due to open ahead of the holiday. The Tanym Sport multifunctional complex will begin operating at 3 M. Tulebayev Street, and Tanym Art at 15 Sultan Beybarys Street. An extension to City Multidisciplinary Children's Hospital No. 2 and a diagnostic complex at City Multidisciplinary Hospital No. 2 are also planned to open.

Among the events, a patriotic evening will take place at the Zhastar Palace on October 20. Swimming World Cup competition is scheduled at Barys Arena from October 15 to 17, and a world wrestling championship will be held there on October 24. An agricultural fair will run on October 24 and 25 at the Kazanat hippodrome parking lot, with producers from Karaganda and Kostanay regions.

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