The International round table “Traditions as a resource for the future” has become one of the most colorful venues of the First World Public Assembly. Craftsmen of folk-art, cultural figures and representatives of public organizations from Australia, Zambia, India, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Russia and Turkmenistan met together. The main motive of the discussion is to understand…
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