Grandmothers from Almaty have captivated Dubai and Abu Dhabi with their charm and spirit.

The event brought together representatives from the city hall, the Embassy of Kazakhstan in the UAE, and prominent figures in the cultural sector, fostering stronger cultural ties between Kazakhstan and the United Arab Emirates. The presentation took place at the prestigious Tada Theater, and the model performances culminated in a stunning show at the Louvre Museum in Abu Dhabi, highlighting the importance of an active lifestyle and creative expression.

This initiative serves as a vivid example of how cultural and social projects can bridge generations. The Almaty Longevity Center, where participants not only showcased fashionable looks but also shared their life energy, reaffirming that age is no barrier to self-expression and progress.

Currently, there are 15 active longevity centers operating in Almaty, offering over 40 free services to the city's residents, with the number of visitors increasing sevenfold over the past two years, reaching 6,073 in 2024. These achievements underscore the commitment to an active lifestyle and health promotion among the older generation, which is a crucial aspect of the country's social development.