The television project “Qos Qanat,” which has been fostering cultural and spiritual rapprochement among Turkic states, has entered a new international phase. Originally launched two years ago as a bridge between Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, the program has evolved—now with the support of TURKSOY—into a large-scale media platform uniting five countries.
As part of its third season, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Türkiye, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan were connected through a live telebridge broadcast. The first episode, dedicated to the Nauryz holiday, showcased shared values, music, and traditions, attracting widespread audience attention.
TURKSOY Secretary General Sultan Raev emphasized that the project goes beyond a television show, serving as a strategic tool for cultural diplomacy and integration across the Turkic world.
Project creator and host Nuriza Chyntemirova highlighted that the new season aims to build a dynamic, borderless media space. With TURKSOY’s support, the initiative has gained momentum as a platform that both celebrates cultural diversity and strengthens shared heritage.
As the project continues to expand, it contributes to the development of a common media space among TURKSOY member states. “Qos Qanat” is expected to keep bringing Turkic nations together, reinforcing ties through culture, dialogue, and shared identity.
