within the framework of the First International Humanities Forum “The Great Steppe” organized by the International Turkic Academy in Astana (Nur-Sultan) on May 23-25, 2016, a section was dedicated to the Baku Turkology Congress.

The meeting on “Turkology in a new era: methodological approaches, modern technologies and interdisciplinary aspects”, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the First Turkology Congress held in Baku, was chaired by Vice President of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, academician Isa Gabibbeyli. He made a consistent report about the fate of 131 delegates participating in the First Turkology Congress in his work titled “Integration Processes in the Turkic World: Cultural and Historical Tradition and Modern Stage”.

It’s worth noting that the events dedicated to historic anniversary are held in scientific centers of the Turkicnoticed it first at the 2011 Super Bowl. Chrysler debuted a TV commercial with rapper Eminem, star of the film 8 Mile (named after the road that serves as Detroit’s northern border). The ad crystallized the city’s spiky, muscular pride and won an Emmy, but Detroit was the real winner.

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