The Minister of Culture and Tourism, Sedat Suljmani, attended the concert on Saturday evening, marking the music component of the 66th Ohrid Summer Festival. During his address, Suljmani emphasized that the festival, coupled with the current year’s developments, has resulted in a rich and diverse cultural program featuring top international musicians. He highlighted the featured acts, noting the inclusion of the Polish quartet Glam and the American pianist Sten Breker.
Suljmani reflected on the festival’s significance, stating that from its opening night to the present, Ohrid has served as a unique venue where varied cultures, traditions, and musical expressions converge. These performances take place against the backdrop of the city’s ancient history and open-air setting. According to the Minister, this convergence represents the core spirit of the Ohrid Summer Festival.
It provides a crucial platform for both showcasing established talent and facilitating the exploration of new artistic horizons. Suljmani concluded by reiterating that the festival’s primary mission is centered on this opportunity—the chance to exhibit diverse talent and open new cultural frontiers through the summer months. The event continues to solidify its reputation as a major cultural gathering point.
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