Ak Kalfak women's group members travel to Uzbekistan on working trip

A regular mobile session of the Ak Kalfak World Tatar Women's Public Organization is taking place in Uzbekistan. According to the press service of the World Tatar Congress, women from districts and cities of Tatarstan and other regions of the Russian Federation are taking part in the trip.

A delegation led by Kadriya Idrisova, head of the World Tatar women's organization and chair of the Tatarstan republic public organization Ak Kalfak, visited Samarkand and Bukhara on the first days of the trip. At the Tatar-Bashkir centre in Bukhara, 24 women from four Russian regions, including Tatarstan, Udmurtia, Orenburg and Novosibirsk, and from Germany, learned about the work of Bukhara's Tatars. Organization head Halida Sabitova reported on the results of the events and future plans.

Idrisova praised the children's clear, accent-free speech and said a Russian young man singing and dancing in Tatar had impressed everyone. Active members received gifts and letters of gratitude from the World Tatar Congress. The aim of the trip is to follow the path of enlightener and scholar Shihabetdin Marjani and study his biography more deeply, as well as to explore notable figures, Tatar traditions and history.