KRSU hosted an international scientific conference on the interaction of Greek, Slavic and Turkic cultures
III took place at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University International Symposium «Sacred Delphi in the context of world culture: Greek-Slavic-Turkic interactions».
Scientists discussed the development of Greek, Slavic and Turkic cultures and their influence on each other.
He addressed the meeting participants with a welcoming speech vice-rector for International and Scientific-Innovative Activities Viktor Denisenko.
«The topic is quite interesting. I admit, it instantly brought to me references to ancient Greek, ancient philosophy and mythology. It should be noted that Greece influenced the entire Slavic world», noted Viktor Denisenko.
In his speech, he emphasized that Greek culture had a significant influence on Turkic and Russian cultures, and one example of this influence is the Orthodox religion adopted by the Russian people, which came from Byzantium.
Scientists from universities in Kazakhstan took part in the online meeting Russia and Mordovia.
The International Symposium «Sacred Delphi in the Context of World Culture: Greek-Slavic-Turkic Interactions» is a platform for studying and discussing the influence of ancient Delphi on various cultural traditions.
The symposium focuses on aspects related to Greek myths and religious practices in the context of interaction with Slavic and Turkic culture.
The symposium is designed to strengthen the mutual commonwealth of peoples and ensure peace and tranquility throughout the world.
