Special Day also witnessed many cultural events:-

Dubai, March 29: Norris Mairami hosts the Spring Equinox Day celebrations at the National Pavilion of Kazakhstan at World Expo 2020.
As part of the festivities, cultural events were organized for the guests of the exhibition with the participation of artists from the folk groups ‘Akhjellen’ and ‘Tarlan’ as well as the dance groups ‘Orda’ and ‘Nass’.
In front of the pavilion, a circular wooden hut was erected for the holidays. There was a theatrical presentation that reflected the traditions and customs of the Kazakh people. Apart from this, he also cooked Kazakh and Oriental dishes for the guests in the pavilion. Visitors praised Kazakhstan’s delicious traditional dishes, such as Boerzakz and Norris Kozhe. Popular Kazakh singer Dimash Kudaiberjan visited the pavilion. In the presence of Dimash, winner of the International Music Award from Kazakhstan, the pavilion featured folk art performances and a concluding exhibition of acrobatics and robotics elements representing human and artificial intelligence (AI) interaction.
“The atmosphere at the Norris Myramy celebration was very welcoming to the guests at the pavilion,” said Alan Chaijunusov, general commissioner of Kazakhstan’s national section at Expo 2020.
For us, this celebration is also about unity. It is equally important for everyone living in Kazakhstan. “The opportunity to celebrate such a great occasion is a testament to the hospitality, kindness and goodwill of Kazakhstan,” he said.
On February 20, the Kazakhstan pavilion was visited by one million visitors. An average of 8,000 people visit the pavilion every day.
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The main attraction of the pavilion. It holds the Guinness Book of World Records for having the most brushes.
In addition to the tourism interest, the pavilion also has high business interest from international business circles. Over the course of six months, the Kazakhstan Pavilion hosted more than 30 business events, including conferences, forums, B2B meetings, and projects on the country’s investment, tourism potential, and science and education initiatives.