ISLAMABAD, APR 27 (DNA): Ambassador of Tajikistan to Pakistan, Sharifzoda Yusuf Toir has said that ‘Navruz’ is a symbol of rebirth, unity, love and happiness in Tajikistan and other regional countries, which have been celebrating this festival for centuries in welcoming spring.
Navruz has been celebrated with enthusiasm for centuries in regional countries including Tajikistan, Iran, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan and others Iraq, Mongolia, Bangladesh and China, which shows the mutual cultural unity between these countries, the Ambassador said.
Ambassador of Tajikistan to Pakistan, Sharifzoda Yusuf Toir said this in reception and Exhibition of Art and Culture organized by the embassy of Tajikistan here.
The Ambassador said that the colors of the ‘Navruz’ festival are new and different in all countries, including the region, and the Tajik nation also has a unique way of celebrating this historical festival.
Tajikistan is historically the torch bearer of a great culture, the colors of which are prominent in the culture of Tajikistan and other festivals, including ‘Navruz’, which are a source of interest for other nations.
Tajik envoy said that similarly, the civilization and culture of Tajikistan has embraced ‘Navruz’ for many centuries and spreads its colors every year on the occasion of the festival.
The ‘Navruz’ ceremony in the embassy of Tajikistan in Islamabad, today is certainly unique and significant. For four days, women and men in our embassy have been busy preparing various types of Tajik traditional dishes.
He said that today, the guests here will be served the special Nowruz dish “SUMANAK”, which is certainly the best example of the Cousine of the Tajik nation.
SUMANAK, SUMALAK, SUMANAKPAZI, is one of the Tajiks’ ancient traditions of cooking the herbal dish based on the wheat grown out in the eve of ‘Navruz’.
Sumanak absolutely differs from other dishes. And it represents a very good food value; wheat is a basic raw for sumanak.
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