The Temirtau City Museum hosted a round table titled "Dialogue Between Culture and Religion: A way to Spiritual Harmony," held as part of the Day of Spiritual Harmony on October 16, 2026.
The event aimed to foster respect for diverse religious traditions, promote interreligious dialogue, and strengthen spiritual harmony within society.
Discussions focused on religious tolerance, the role of culture and art in bringing together representatives of different faiths, and the importance of education in preventing radicalism among the younger generation.
Participants engaged with a museum exhibition titled "The History of Religion Through Objects of Religious Worship," which features over 50 unique artifacts from the 19th and 20th centuries associated with the religious rites of various faiths.
The program also included a quick survey and a test to gauge levels of religious tolerance, as well as discussions on situational scenarios, utilizing methods of reflection and self-analysis.
The event helped stimulate interest in the history of world religions, fostered a culture of interfaith communication, and reinforced the values ​​of mutual respect and social harmony.