A Street in His Native Village Named After Zulkarnay Aldamzhar

Today, a commemorative event dedicated to the outstanding scholar, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, and public and state figure Zulkarnay Aldamzhar was held in the sacred village of Saraishyq. The event was organized by the Saraishyq State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve. During the event, one of the streets in the village was named after the scholar, who was born in Saraishyq and made a significant contribution to the development of historical science and higher education in Kazakhstan. A special ceremony was held to mark the occasion.

Zulkarnay Aldamzhar was born on 5 December 1937 in the village of Saraishyq, Makhambet District, Atyrau Region. He devoted his life to historical science, higher education and public service. The scholar made a significant contribution to the study of historiography, source studies, research methodology and theoretical issues in historical science.

During the ceremony, representatives of the Saraishyq State Historical and Cultural Museum-Reserve, Makhambet District, as well as the scholar’s relatives, students and members of the intellectual community delivered speeches. They shared their reflections on Zulkarnay Aldamzhar’s scholarly legacy and his contribution to the history of the country.

Naming a street in his native village after the scholar is a tribute to his contribution to science and education and a meaningful way of preserving the memory of this prominent historical figure for future generations.

May the name of Zulkarnay Aldamzhar live on together with the history of Saraishyq!