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During the visit, the delegation toured the Center’s museum exhibitions, where they were introduced to the rich scientific, cultural, and spiritual heritage that flourished on the territory of present-day Uzbekistan, as well as the lives and achievements of the great scholars whose contributions profoundly influenced the development of world civilization.

The guests were also briefed on the Center’s activities aimed at strengthening international academic cooperation, preserving cultural heritage, and making it accessible to a broad audience.

The delegation highly praised the Center’s large-scale initiatives and its innovative approach to presenting historical heritage through modern technologies and contemporary exhibition methods. In particular, the exhibitions integrating science, education, and culture left a deep impression on the visitors.

At the conclusion of the visit, the guests emphasized that the Islamic Civilization Center serves not only as an important academic and educational platform for Uzbekistan, but also for the entire region, making a meaningful contribution to strengthening cultural dialogue and mutual understanding among nations.

Matsuo Takehiko, Vice Minister for International Affairs, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan:

“The meeting of different peoples and cultures, their mutual interaction, and the unique identity that emerged from this process are presented here in a truly impressive way. I felt the breath of three millennia of history. Throughout history, Uzbekistan has served as a crossroads of civilizations, and this legacy is vividly reflected in the Center and its exhibitions. It is a source of inspiration and strength not only for those who created this remarkable exhibition, but also for those of us who have the opportunity to experience it. The exhibition inspires people to move forward, pursue new achievements, and reach greater heights. I believe this is a truly outstanding approach.”