Members of the Tunisian delegation: “A scientific and spiritual center of significance for the entire world”
Mahdi Faxfax, Chief Executive Officer of MWB Trading, emphasized that every detail had been carefully considered and noted that the significance of the project extends to a global level.
Members of the official delegation from the Republic of Tunisia visited the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan and closely got acquainted with its exhibitions.The delegation included Mahdi Faxfax, Chief Executive Officer of MWB Trading; Karim Garbi, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of SCET Engineering; and Jamel Ksibi, President of the Tunisian National Federation of Construction and Public Works Companies.
As they explored the exhibitions covering the rich cultural heritage, scientific achievements, and stages of civilizational development formed on the territory of Uzbekistan, the guests paid particular attention to the use of modern multimedia and interactive technologies.
In the section dedicated to the pre-Islamic period, ancient inscriptions, archaeological discoveries, and exhibits related to early statehood were presented through advanced technologies, which sparked great interest among the visitors. Interactive monitors displaying ancient sources and visual reconstruction solutions made it possible to experience history in a vivid and engaging way.
Mahdi Faxfax, Chief Executive Officer of MWB Trading:
This is truly astonishing. I did not expect to see a center of this level. Every detail has been thoroughly thought out. This project is significant not only for Uzbekistan, but for the entire world. The history of human civilization is embodied here.
He also invited the people of Tunisia to visit the Center.Karim Garbi, representative of SCET Engineering, noted that the exhibitions brought to life through artificial intelligence and interactive technologies — especially the halls dedicated to the Fergana horses, Imam Bukhari, Ibn Sina, and Khwarizmi — left a strong impression on him. He also emphasized that seeing the Kaaba’s kiswah and keys was “a great honor” for him.
The pre-Islamic period, Islamic civilization, and the history of the Great Silk Road are presented in a highly modern way. Artificial intelligence and interactive solutions have truly brought the exhibitions to life. I was especially impressed by the Fergana horses exhibition. Seeing the kiswah and the keys of the Kaaba was a great honor for me, – said Karim Garbi.
In his view, the Center has the potential to become an important international scientific and cultural platform for Muslims around the world in the future.
Jamel Ksibi, President of the Tunisian National Federation of Construction and Public Works Companies, described the Center as a vivid symbol of Uzbekistan’s development, calling it “a scientific and cultural institution of significance for the entire world.”
He also highly praised the technological solutions implemented at the Center.
Jamel Ksibi, President of the Tunisian National Federation of Construction and Public Works Companies:
Here, the civilization of Uzbekistan is presented in a grand and modern manner. The work carried out at the Center is the result of tremendous effort. This is a scientific and cultural institution of significance not only for Uzbekistan, but for the entire world.
