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A new cultural space where modern technology and historical memory converge is now being showcased in the heart of Tashkent. The Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, established on the initiative and vision of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, has been officially opened, and a unique 3D mapping show is being presented to audiences. This project stands out as one of the first major initiatives in Uzbekistan’s museum space aimed at conveying the ideas of history and enlightenment through modern digital technologies.

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.

According to the prestigious international outlet Euronews, the Islamic Civilization Center opened in Tashkent is recognized as a new global scientific and educational hub that brings together manuscripts, research infrastructure, and interactive exhibitions, presenting Islamic heritage to the public through education, technology, and international cooperation.