International Media about us

According to an article published by the Spanish outlet El Mundo Financiero, the Islamic Civilization Center in Tashkent is regarded as a strategic cultural and intellectual project within the framework of the “Third Renaissance” concept of New Uzbekistan. By integrating historical heritage, modern technologies, and scientific research potential, it is emerging as a global platform that facilitates dialogue and knowledge exchange among civilizations.

In an article published by China Daily, the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan is described as one of the country’s most significant cultural and scientific projects, emphasizing that it is not only a place that integrates rich historical heritage with modern technologies, but also a platform that strengthens international humanitarian ties. The article also highlights the steady development of cultural, tourism, and humanitarian cooperation between Uzbekistan and China against the backdrop of the Center.

In an article published by The Korea Times, the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan is interpreted as an important component of the spiritual and intellectual development strategy of New Uzbekistan. It emphasizes that this complex serves as a modern intellectual platform that reflects the humanistic and educational essence of Islamic civilization, while also contributing to the development of global cultural dialogue and scientific cooperation.

According to an article published in the prestigious Spanish newspaper ABC, the Islamic Civilization Center opened in Tashkent is described as a major cultural and scientific project that integrates the rich heritage of the Great Silk Road with modern technologies. The Center has become a focal point of international attention, where culture, science, and modern ideas converge, opening new opportunities for dialogue between civilizations. At the same time, it contributes to a renewed understanding of Uzbekistan’s role in global development.

The Washington Post article describes the Islamic Civilization Center opened in Tashkent as a major international project showcasing the rich intellectual and cultural heritage of Central Asia. It emphasizes that this institution serves as a modern scientific and educational hub revealing the role of Islamic civilization in the development of global science and culture.