in the foothills, i really like to go to the mountains , moreover, my whole family loves to go hiking, my husband often organizes hikes, and we go with the whole family, with backpacks, walk, climb to streams, but this is great, this is wonderful, now, if we talk specifically about today, the weather is not much different, say, from astana, because it is also windy and cold. his wife was recently appointed ambassador to the republic of belarus in the summer and in connection with this we had to move to minsk, for me it was very pleasant, because a wonderful country, good people, by the way, are very similar in mentality to kazakh people, that is , open, friendly, kind. this is my first time in

belarus, of course, i know a lot about belarus, i have a friend from belarus and when we flew here for the first time, i was in minsk not long ago, no more than 3 months, the first thing i noticed was, it was crystal clear air, i wanted to drink it, and of course the space that opened before my eyes, i was very... that is, the first impression was very, very fresh, very beautiful, because we arrived at 5:00 in the morning, it was dawn, i really liked it, the first impression was incredible, because we flew from vietnam, there is a completely different climate there, the tropics, it’s hot, it’s so fresh here, pine trees, by the way, reminded me very much astana, not only astana, but here... ostan

there is a pine forest place, it’s not far from kakchetav, and there are also a lot of pine trees, a lot of birch trees, the same wonderful fresh air. a new place - i wouldn’t say it’s discomfort, it’s always some kind of expectations, some experiences, because a new country, a new culture, new customs, new people, again. i don’t have comfort as such, i don’t feel it, i feel quite comfortable, i’m an economist by education, i graduated from the institute of national economy, i’ve always been a working person, that is, i’ve always had interesting work in different fields in my field. profession, upon arrival in minsk... literally, probably on

the second or third day, i was invited, there are communities in minsk, there is a club, an international minsk women's club of wives of ambassadors, diplomats of foreign representatives, when i came to this meeting, it was very interesting, i met new ladies, and literally a few days later they invited me to an additional meeting. they immediately offered me to head this club, the fact is that the previous president of the women's club, elvira jean, she is the wife of the turkish ambassador, their mission is ending in the country of belarus, and they needed another person who could replace her in this position, i , certainly, i thought probably a week. accept this

offer or not, when i decided for myself that i am obliged to pick up and continue the work that the club, in particular the president of this club, was doing, it is a great responsibility, i understand this very well, and i will try to do everything right if you can you help with something, you should do it, because these children, these people... need help, this particular club performs a very important function, it is engaged in charity, the club is about 30-odd years old, and this is not the same club , which deals with the leisure time of diplomats' wives, and this club has been in charge for many years, provides maximum assistance and support to several orphanages and, in particular , a neuropsychiatric dispensary. there are people

of varying degrees of severity who live in this institution, and this club, buys some materials from... she told me that they have now reduced the consumption of drugs through art therapy treatment, we now have a lot to do in connection with this major event, this is my first event, which will be under

my beginning, i took up this work intensively, i created a working group, of course, the beginning was difficult, because this is a new country for me. let's start with the fact that these are new people who were unfamiliar to me, in this short period we became close, we found a common language, and most importantly, we have a very important goal, to hold the upcoming fair, a charity fair, which takes place every year in december in minsk, before minsk we worked in vietnam for more than 4 years, and i was also a member of the club there, there were others there. dachas there was also a club for the wives of ambassadors, here it is in a slightly different format, different concepts, a different vision, also in kazakhstan there is a charity club for the wives of ambassadors, it seems, diplomats, they annually hold fairs,

charity balls, charity evenings, where they gather a lot of people, in general, this is a practice of charity with... we will decorate the christmas tree, because the new year is coming, we will now assemble the christmas tree, make wishes, and so that our wishes will all come true.

now we are. in the orphanage, children wonderful, everyone who hung a toy on this tree made a wish, i also made my wish, and in general it’s an interesting tradition to make wishes for the new year, and as a rule, they don’t always come true, some kind of magic happens, looking at these children, i so overwhelmed with emotions that it’s difficult... to focus my words and i would really like for as many people as possible to provide some kind of help to these children, no matter in what amount, no matter how you provide it, the main thing is when you contribute some contribution to help children, me

it’s always interesting to communicate with children, i think they feel it too, children in general are so interesting... in the sense that they feel people if you show interest in them, if you are interested in the child, and you won’t deceive them, they immediately feel the falseness , that is, if you are sincere, if you talk to him as an equal, not as an adult child, the child feels it, and he is drawn to you, well, i don’t know, somehow it turned out that i always have children. .. they respond to me, and this makes me very happy, and i love children, our the club will do everything that is needed , naturally, taking into account the traditions that have already developed over these 30 years, even maybe we probably don’t notice what we are doing

today, because it is so important when you can organize, when you can do something for children, an international charity fair, it will take place at the junctions of the three largest districts of the city. each participant will exhibit a stand immersion in the country, this is very interesting, this is very cool, not everyone can get to some other country, to some city, get to know some culture, the children we invited to this event are also for the first time, we invited the children of the orphanage, and to take part as a spectator in our fair, we will have... a large concert program where artists will perform belarus, representatives of different

countries, diasporas that live here on the territory of belarus, as part of the fair, we will announce a competition for the best slogan for this event, that is, every person, either a participant, a child, an adult, a guest, he can come up with... interesting slogan and receive a prize for this, of course, all the funds collected at this charity fair will be transferred, transferred to certain individuals, because we have a certain plan that we have drawn up, who is in dire need of such specific help today, and i i think this is very, very important. we have today, our women's club , all women, everyone has a family, everyone has children,

grandchildren, we are out of politics, we are for the sun to shine, for the children to laugh, for them to rejoice, and if we can help, we we are obliged to do this, we came to the secondary school of the city of minsk, which bears the name... that here on the stand there is a kazakh costume,

a kazakh camisole, and also on the school grounds there is a monument to the kazakh warriors who fought on the territory of belarus. this monument was directly erected with the participation of our embassy of kazakhstan, as well as the administration of the zavodsky district. this is a direct connection between kazakhstan. and belarus, also that in this school they study the culture of kazakhstan, study the history of kazakhstan, study the kazakh language, children dance, when i first came to this school, when i saw belarusian children on stage, dancing kazakh dances, dancing kamazhay, it was just wonderful, and the children read poetry in kazakh. language, they staged a play in the kazakh language, that is, here is a generation of young people, a direct connection

between the peoples, kazakhstan and belarus, and this only strengthens us, binds us, and i believe that this is probably one of the most important points. i want to introduce you to the traditional kazakh... dwelling, this is a yurt, the kazakhs were nomads, they roamed with one place to another place, and they always moved their house with them, they chose a special place for the yurt, the door of the yurt was always located strictly to the south, because the sun came from the doors, the kazakhs built their daily routine from the sun, that is, it was in this... .warm in winter, and because

it is made from above, it was made of felt, here is the felt lining of this yurt, it consists of several three important parts, the most important part of the yorta is the shenerag, if you pay attention, we have the shanerag in the coat of arms of kazakhstan , and always with a smile installed... the hearth, this is where the cauldron stood , where the table stood, i also wanted to draw attention to the fact that the kazakhs from ancient times drank kumiss and... mare's milk was poured here, after which it was whipped in this way, that is, milk was added and or horses were whipped, whipped, it was a gorgeous drink, which was very useful, and it is still very popular, this is what i want to show, this is

a special portable little bag, it ’s called a torsok, it’s made of... leather , usually kumys was poured here, tied to horse saddle, gallops into the gardener, he has kumiss whipped, it quenches thirst throughout the day, we took baursaks with us, i really love kumiss, my whole family loves kumiss very much, these bowls are also made of wood, they are very warm, they have a very warm energy, and they drank kumys from them too, well , of course... i can’t help but note, here’s a cradle, it’s called besyk, when a child is born and he is laid down, the kazakhs in general have a lot of traditions, rituals of all kinds, and there is a ritual of putting a child to bed for the first time in besyk, and my middle the son was in besyk when he was born,

we came home from the maternity hospital, and my husband’s mother, she... put my son in a besok, we solemnly wrapped him up, packed him, and he was lying with me, that is , look, she’s also made of wood, a wonderful thing, and he until i was 3 years old, i slept only in a besok, if i went to visit, i took this little imp with me, if we went somewhere on vacation in kazakhstan, i took this imp with me, he was already walking. he was talking, he was lying down here, he was trying to wrap himself up , he was shaking his head, that is, well, this is a wonderful thing, this is what concerns traditions, in general, i want to note that the kazakhs very much observe tradition, there are a lot of traditions that are passed on from generation to

generation, from family to family, in my family, i always try. spouse, what my mother passed on to me, i pass on to my children, i add from myself, and they will pass it all on to their children, and so from generation to generation it will only increase. i have a fairly large family. i have three adult sons, two already have a profession, the eldest son, he is a sailor,

which is surprising, very for kazakhs, he has three children. my middle son, surprisingly, had one profession, he graduated from school, oil major, he is an engineer, he completed his studies, completed his master's degree, worked, at some point he decided to change his profession, studied to be a psychologist, now he is a practicing psychologist, he has his own podcast, he hosts a very interesting program , it’s called and... it will pass, he discusses very different topics, and his youngest son is a student, he’s a little over 20 years old, he’s still in search now, but i think he’ll choose what to him i like it, it was an amazing story with my husband, we met him on the street , there is an exhibition at vdnkh in almaat, he often

calls me, you are an achievement of the national economy and we... met, i was with my friends, uh, we went to each other to meet a friend, that’s how our friendship began, it grew into love at first sight, practically we have been together for many, many years, my husband’s profession is complex, interesting, most importantly, it brings benefits and there are results, and he is a diplomat, and therefore i am always with him and always support him, i am always for him back, the support of your family, of course, is always important, and above all your family, your loved ones, and my mother supports me very much. because due to circumstances we are not close now, naturally we call each other, communicate, in general we have a very large family, i have a large family,

my husband has a large family, and we are very closely related, we have a very close relationship, that is kinship of souls, we all often get together, of course, all my relatives are very supportive, let’s say i have an aunt, this is her... it turns out that she is the sister of my husband, my father, i very much feel her support in everything, in all matters, that is, i can always rely on my relatives, what belarus gave me, it happened so very surprisingly, we just arrived and immediately plunged into communication, immersed into interesting meetings , because i didn’t have time to and... let’s say, get distracted by getting used to it, just as i wouldn’t say there was any specific getting used to it, so we arrived, we immediately started getting acquainted, finding new people, communicating ,

again, i began to do important things, which i believe that it brings very great benefits will bring, and this is a very big responsibility, first of all, that’s why i’m interested in belarus and i’m interested... you begin to understand these people, then the country opens up to you, people open up to you, you feel it, it’s not necessary to say that i really love belarus or some other

country, you accept it, the country also accepts you, and i am sure that i will be comfortable here in this country. the heroes of this program chose to live outside the city, this is something.

we have rented 150 hectares of land, we will continue to plow and re-plant the land, the leader’s task is to find out why rural life is still better than urban life, to complete several tasks around the house, but there is still a bunch of bulba left, you need to get it, judging by the sweaty helmet, you might get the impression that yesterday i celebrated some kind of birthday or anniversary, but this is not so, well, there’s a red tractor, why didn’t we load everything into it, look at the project, i’m from the village. on the belarus 24 tv channel.

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