Meeting with Asset Syzdykov
A meeting was held at the Botai Museum-Reserve with Asset Syzdykov, a children’s and youth prose writer, journalist, and author. During the discussion, the prospects and preparation of a new book dedicated to the Botai culture were addressed. As a sign of respect and cooperation, the author donated his publication to the museum, where it will take a worthy place in the collections.
Such meetings emphasize the importance of public educational activity, literature, and museum work. Journalism records current events, literature reveals their depth, and museums ensure the preservation and transmission of these values to future generations. It is through this unity that a holistic understanding of historical and cultural heritage is formed.
Writer Asset Syzdykov visited the Botai settlement
On September 12, 2025, journalist and writer Asset Syzdykov visited the State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Botai.” During his visit, he explored the museum exhibition and the Botai settlement and collected materials for his new book.
In the future, the author plans to dedicate a separate work to the unique Botai culture, which holds a special place in the history and cultural heritage of Kazakhstan.
“In the Footsteps of the Ancient Botai Culture: Results and Future Research”
An online meeting with world-renowned archaeologist, Professor Alan Outram of the University of Exeter, was organized by the Botai State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve.
Topic: “In the Footsteps of the Ancient Botai Culture: Results and Future Research.”
During the meeting, the research of the Botai culture, excavation results, and future scientific investigations were discussed.
This meeting once again confirmed the significance of Botai in world civilization and opened the way for new scientific ideas.
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Memorandum
On September 4, 2025, the State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Botai” and the Tourism Association of North Kazakhstan Region signed a memorandum of cooperation.
The agreement is aimed at developing cultural tourism, preserving and promoting historical and cultural heritage, as well as advancing North Kazakhstan as a tourist center.
The memorandum was signed by Sabina Amirova, Director of the Botai Museum, and Vladimir Vitchenko, Head of the Tourism Association.
The parties agreed on joint promotion of tourism in the region, organization of joint events, mutual support in developing the tourism image, and improving service quality.
Memorandum
The State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve “Botai” of the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan and M. Kozybayev North Kazakhstan University have signed a memorandum of cooperation.
This is a new step toward joint research, educational projects, the publication of scientific works, and the training of future specialists.
We believe that the alliance of science and culture will open up broad opportunities for the preservation and promotion of the invaluable heritage of the Botai civilization.
