Kazakhstan's Tazy Sighthound Takes Center Stage at Astana Exhibition
An international exhibition celebrating Kazakhstan’s native Tazy sighthound breed opened in Astana this week. The event drew government officials and leading figures from the global cynological community.
The exhibition’s opening featured a speech by Yerlan Nysanbayev, Kazakhstan’s Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources. He highlighted the significance of the Tazy breed in the country’s cultural heritage.
Tamás Jakkel, President of the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI), also addressed attendees. His remarks underscored the breed’s growing international recognition. Bolat Kunanbayev, Chairman of the Nomad Club, expressed gratitude for the efforts to develop and promote the Tazy sighthound. He noted the breed’s importance both nationally and on the world stage.
The event in Astana showcased the Tazy sighthound’s cultural and historical value. Officials and experts gathered to recognise its progress and global standing. The exhibition marks another step in the breed’s international promotion.
