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During the visit, the guest was provided with detailed information about the civilizations that developed in the territory of Uzbekistan, Islamic culture and enlightenment, the advancement of science, the lives and scholarly heritage of great scholars, as well as rare exhibits reflecting the centuries-old history of our people.

Ozod Soliyev noted that he had previously learned about the Center through the media, but during his visit he gained a much deeper appreciation of its scale and significance.

“I had heard about this Center before and seen it in the news. But I had never imagined that it was so comprehensive in scope. Here, one truly feels how rich and profound our history is. Presenting the stages of development from the First Renaissance to the present day in such a coherent way within a single space is the result of tremendous effort,” the guest said.

According to him, providing information about the history, origin, and research process of each exhibit at the Center allows visitors to experience history more closely.

“Every exhibit has its own story. Information is provided about where it was brought from, when it was discovered, and what significance it holds. A person who enters a place like this does not simply leave unchanged. They leave with a deeper understanding of their own history, Islamic civilization, and the past of our country,” Ozod Soliyev said.

The guest also emphasized that the Center is an important educational venue that enables not only the citizens of our country but also foreign visitors to discover Uzbekistan’s rich historical and cultural heritage.

“I believe that representatives of other nations and countries would be even more impressed when they visit this place. This Center showcases our history, identity, and cultural heritage,” he said.

During the visit, the guest also showed great interest in the large-scale work carried out at the Center and the modern approaches used in creating its exhibitions. Ozod Soliyev particularly noted that the Center had been established within a short period of time and had developed into a major complex dedicated to preserving historical heritage, conducting scholarly research, and presenting it to the wider public.

He also regarded the Center’s growing international recognition, including its inclusion in the Guinness World Records, as an important indication of its distinctive scale and significance.

The guest emphasized that the establishment of the Center is one of the important practical outcomes of the country’s efforts to preserve its historical and cultural heritage, study it scientifically, and promote it widely to the international community.

Ozod Soliyev also noted that, within the framework of the Vatan Global Alliance operating in the United States, efforts are being made to unite compatriots and implement various initiatives and projects in cooperation with them.

At the conclusion of the visit, the guest shared his impressions of the facilities and exhibitions at the Center, emphasizing that such an institution plays an important role in widely presenting Uzbekistan’s rich historical and cultural heritage to the world.