U.S. delegation visited the Center for Islamic Civilization
A delegation headed by Sergio Gor, the U.S. Special Representative for South and Central Asia, and Christopher Landau, the First Deputy Secretary of State of the United States, visited the Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan.
The guests closely familiarized themselves with the Center’s activities, its distinctive national architecture, and its creative construction solutions. During the visit, they toured the Museum of Islamic Civilization. The unique artifacts, ancient manuscripts, and historical relics displayed in the museum left a profound impression on the visitors. They highly praised Uzbekistan’s efforts to preserve its cultural heritage and promote it on the global stage, expressing their deep admiration.
The museum’s exhibition is based on modern scientific approaches and technological solutions, presenting the concept of “Civilizations, Scholars, and Discoveries”. It extensively highlights the great scholars who emerged from the land of Uzbekistan, their scientific legacy, and their contributions to the development of world civilization.
In summary, the visit of the U.S. delegation became an important step toward further strengthening cultural and humanitarian ties between the two countries and promoting Uzbekistan’s rich historical and scientific heritage on the international level.
