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Kazakh Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosts second ‘Goodwill Ambassador’ award ceremony

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan hosted a ceremony to appoint the second group of “Goodwill Ambassadors of Kazakhstan,” with the participation of First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Akan Rakhmetullin. This project, initiated by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, aims to foster dialogue between cultures and peoples, while enhancing the country’s visibility and promoting its achievements abroad.
Prominent public and cultural figures of Kazakhstan, including People’s Artist Dimash Kudaibergen; opera singer Maria Mudryak; TV presenter and cultural project producer Maya Bekbayeva; archaeologist and member of the National Commission of the Republic of Kazakhstan for UNESCO and ISESCO Dmitriy Voyakin; and Chair of the Board of Qazaq Geography, scientist-ethnographer Aigerim Musagazhinova, were invited to participate in the project.
In his welcoming speech, First Deputy Minister Rakhmetullin noted that Kazakhstan is recognised globally as a peace-loving and progressive state, as well as a reliable partner in addressing global and regional issues.
According to the Kazakh diplomat, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is conducting extensive work to promote Kazakhstan’s cultural heritage and national diversity to foreign audiences. In this regard, Rakhmetullin highlighted “Kazakhstan: Born Bold” international campaign designed to further increase the country’s global recognition.
Stressing the importance and relevance of cultural and humanitarian diplomacy in today’s digital age, Rakhmetullin commended the efforts of those public figures who attended in popularising Kazakhstan’s achievements in various fields.
“Goodwill Ambassador status is not only a prestigious honour but also a big responsibility. Through this project, we aim to continue showcasing our culture, art, scientific progress, innovations, sports victories, creative solutions, tourism potential, and our most cherished value — the preservation of peace and harmony,” said Rakhmetullin.
Addressing the audience, Dmitriy Voyakin emphasized that Kazakhstan’s strength lies in its cultural diversity and heritage, which must be preserved and developed. “To be a Goodwill Ambassador means to inspire. May our shared efforts become a symbol of unity and inspiration for all who believe in the power of science, culture, and human understanding,” he said.
Expressing her gratitude for the trust placed in her, Maya Bekbayeva highlighted that Kazakhstan has an ancient culture and rich history built on the values of peace, tolerance, and unity. She said that as part of the project, she intends to actively promote these principles and strengthen Kazakhstan’s cultural and humanitarian cooperation with foreign countries in close partnership with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The introduction of the internationally recognised Goodwill Ambassador initiative in Kazakhstan has already proven effective in promoting the country’s global standing. Expanding the pool of Goodwill Ambassadors aims to inspire people worldwide to connect more closely with Kazakhstan.
It should be noted that earlier, the status of Goodwill Ambassador was awarded to violin virtuoso Marat Bisengaliyev; Olympic champion Alexander Vinokurov; artist and anti-nuclear activist Karipbek Kuyukov; cardiac surgeon Yuri Pya; researcher of historical maps Mukhit-Ardager Sydyknazarov; Chief Conductor of the State Academic Orchestra “Otyrar Sazy” Dinara Tlendiyeva; pop singer Mirhidai Mirfarukh, widely known as Adam; and world record-holder and Guinness World Records title-holder Sergey Tsyrulnikov. They successfully fulfill their missions and implement socially significant projects in cultural and humanitarian development, environmental protection, youth sports development, and other areas.
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Actbest – Revolutionizing Eco-Friendly Mobility with Innovative E-Bikes
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“Every ride with Actbest is a safe and enjoyable adventure, designed just for you,” said a company representative. This also reflects the brand’s determination to create ideal travel companions for diverse consumer needs. Whether it is commuter ebike, mountain ebike, fat tire ebike or folding ebike, all Actbest e-bikes put quality and safety first.
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Cristobal Bull, Nowhere to Hide, The Islander, and What Mommy Doesn’t See Win April BREW Award
Australia, 1st May 2025, –
The Chrysalis BREW Project has announced the winners of the April 2025 BREW Readers’ Choice Award Book of the Month. The titles recognised this month are Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett, Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin, The Islander by David W. Berner, and What Mommy Doesn’t See by Karen Ledbetter.
Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett was noted for its character construction and storytelling approach. The review from The Chrysalis BREW Project stated, “Corbett’s focus on the Bull’s past serves the story’s depth and flow well.” It also noted that the author “presents the Bull as a human being first, with motivations, history, and internal logic.”
Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin was recognised for its exploration of interspecies dynamics and ethical complexity. The review highlighted, “The best parts of this book highlight what happens when two intelligent life forms attempt to understand each other without the option of walking away.”
David W. Berner’s The Islander was chosen for its portrayal of introspection and change. According to the review, the book is “not a travel story but a story of travelling inward, away from things, people, and situations, and toward clarity.”
Karen Ledbetter’s What Mommy Doesn’t See was recognised for its narrative focus and treatment of sensitive topics. The review noted that “Ledbetter handles sensitive scenes with a deliberate lack of over-dramatisation” and “presents the narrative from the child’s perspective without unnecessary exposition.”
More details about this announcement are on The Chrysalis BREW Project website.
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The BREW Readers’ Choice Award is a monthly and annual celebration of literature, where readers determine the most beloved books. Book of the Month winners automatically contend for the Reader’s Choice of the Year Awards, which highlight exceptional literary works. To nominate a book or learn more, visit the official page of the BREW Readers’ Choice Award.
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Cristobal Bull, Nowhere to Hide, The Islander, and What Mommy Doesn’t See Win April BREW Award
Australia, 1st May 2025, –
The Chrysalis BREW Project has announced the winners of the April 2025 BREW Readers’ Choice Award Book of the Month. The titles recognised this month are Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett, Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin, The Islander by David W. Berner, and What Mommy Doesn’t See by Karen Ledbetter.
Cristobal Bull by Chris Corbett was noted for its character construction and storytelling approach. The review from The Chrysalis BREW Project stated, “Corbett’s focus on the Bull’s past serves the story’s depth and flow well.” It also noted that the author “presents the Bull as a human being first, with motivations, history, and internal logic.”
Nowhere to Hide by Jude Austin was recognised for its exploration of interspecies dynamics and ethical complexity. The review highlighted, “The best parts of this book highlight what happens when two intelligent life forms attempt to understand each other without the option of walking away.”
David W. Berner’s The Islander was chosen for its portrayal of introspection and change. According to the review, the book is “not a travel story but a story of travelling inward, away from things, people, and situations, and toward clarity.”
Karen Ledbetter’s What Mommy Doesn’t See was recognised for its narrative focus and treatment of sensitive topics. The review noted that “Ledbetter handles sensitive scenes with a deliberate lack of over-dramatisation” and “presents the narrative from the child’s perspective without unnecessary exposition.”
More details about this announcement are on The Chrysalis BREW Project website.
About the Award
The BREW Readers’ Choice Award is a monthly and annual celebration of literature, where readers determine the most beloved books. Book of the Month winners automatically contend for the Reader’s Choice of the Year Awards, which highlight exceptional literary works. To nominate a book or learn more, visit the official page of the BREW Readers’ Choice Award.
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