Alabuga Launches Ällüki Club for Tatar-Language Conversation

The first meeting of the Ällüki club took place at the Contemporary Ethno-Art Museum of the Alabuga State Museum-Reserve in Tatarstan, Russia. According to the Alabuga Nury newspaper, the club aims to encourage conversation in the Tatar language and preserve national culture. People from various professions took part.

The event opened with a visit to the "Tatars as Guests" exhibition, which Ilshat Ayupov presented to guests in Tatar. On the museum's second floor, participants introduced themselves to one another, talked about their backgrounds and presented creative performances.

Talgat Zaripov played the kurai and garmon and performed the club's song, "Ällüki." Ilshat Ayupov sang a song he had composed, and Fəridə Belitskaya read her poems. Participants expressed a wish for the club to continue its activities, keep promoting Tatar-language communication and develop joint events in the future, the report said.