Dimash Qudaibergen performed in Ankara before the leaders of the Turkic world. On October 30, 2026, the People's Artist of Kazakhstan joined a special concert attended by presidents of the Organization of Turkic States (OTS), according to the official statement from Akorda.
The event brought together prominent performers, orchestral musicians and traditional dancers, celebrating the cultural heritage shared by Turkic nations, DKNews.kz reports.
Dimash and Kıraç take the stage in Ankara
Among the featured performers were Kazakhstan's internationally acclaimed vocalist Dimash Qudaibergen and renowned Turkish singer Kıraç.
Their participation was one of the highlights of an evening dedicated to the musical traditions and artistic achievements of the Turkic world.
For Kazakhstan, Dimash's appearance provided another opportunity to showcase its contemporary musical talent at a high-profile international gathering.
Orchestral music meets Turkic traditions
The concert program featured selected musical works from OTS member states, performed by the Turkic World Ensemble and the Presidential Symphony Orchestra of the Republic of Türkiye.
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The combination of orchestral arrangements and traditional musical heritage reflected the cultural diversity of the participating nations while emphasizing their historical connections.
Guests also enjoyed performances of traditional dances representing different Turkic states, adding another dimension to the evening's celebration of shared cultural identity.
Culture brings Turkic nations closer
The concert formed part of a series of cultural events in Ankara involving the leaders of the Organization of Turkic States.
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Beyond its artistic significance, the gathering illustrated how music, dance and cultural exchange complement political dialogue among countries with shared historical and linguistic roots.
For Kazakhstan, participation in such events offers an opportunity to present its national culture alongside that of other Turkic nations and strengthen people-to-people connections.
The Ankara performance also continued a broader tradition of cultural cooperation within the OTS, where artistic events provide a platform for both established performers and national ensembles.
Earlier, we reported on the opening of the Alley of the Turkic World in Ankara, where President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev joined fellow leaders to inaugurate a cultural space featuring national pavilions, including an exhibition dedicated to Kazakhstan's heritage.
