On Feb­rua­ry 23, the lea­der of the na­tion Gurbanguly Ber­di­mu­ha­me­dov visi­ted the Ahal­te­ke Hor­se Bree­ding Comp­lex of the Pre­si­dent of Turk­me­nis­tan, whe­re he ro­de the “pa­ra­di­se” hor­ses and wro­te his new li­te­ra­ry works con­ti­nuing the ar­tis­tic tra­di­tions of our ances­tors, which became a na­tio­nal value of univer­sal sig­ni­ficance.

Through the ti­re­less ef­forts of the lea­der of Turk­me­nis­tan, the pres­ti­ge and in­ter­na­tio­nal fa­me of the le­gen­da­ry Ahal­te­ke hor­ses that have ta­ken a wort­hy place in world cul­tu­re con­ti­nue to grow. In recent years, fo­reign scien­tists, his­to­rians and hor­se bree­ders has be­en paying clo­se at­ten­tion to Ahal­te­ke hor­ses as a bright examp­le of the crea­tive ta­lent of the Turk­men peop­le.