On the occasion of National Book Day, a vibrant and meaningful meeting was held at the Al-Farabi Library with the renowned improvisational akyn, Syrim Auezhan.
The event took place in an open dialogue format: the poet freely interacted with readers, sharing his reflections on the intricacies of aitys, the power of words, and the importance of national spirit and spiritual values in modern society.
Participants actively asked questions, showing keen interest in the akyn’s creative journey, his experience in aitys competitions, and current trends in the development of Kazakh poetry. The strong engagement of young people made the meeting especially dynamic and helped create a genuine platform for dialogue.
The main goal of the event was to promote a culture of reading, increase interest in national literature and the art of aitys, and strengthen connections between readers and representatives of the creative intelligentsia.
A special atmosphere was created by young university poets Yelsiyar and Abylai, who presented their original poems. Their performances enhanced the emotional tone of the event and demonstrated a high level of poetic improvisation.
In turn, Syrim Auezhan delighted the audience with his mastery of improvisational aitys. His vivid, witty, and expressive lines became the highlight of the evening and received a warm response from the audience.
Overall, the meeting was held in an atmosphere of lively creativity, harmony of word and art, leaving participants with deep and inspiring impressions.
