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On the eve of the official opening ceremony of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, an important discussion meeting was held regarding the short documentary films and video materials being prepared for the Center. The meeting was attended by the Center’s Director, Firdavs Abdukhalikov, renowned film director Ali Hamroyev, as well as several creators and directors, who thoroughly analyzed the content and visual solutions of the projects.

“I never expected to see a center of such scale and such a high level,” — this is how members of the delegation visiting from Tunisia expressed their impressions of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan.

The dedicated exhibition at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, devoted to the Baburids dynasty, is not merely a collection of rare artifacts, but a scholarly and educational space that reveals the deep historical and spiritual connections between the civilizations of Central Asia and India.

A special article published by CNN World extensively highlighted how Uzbekistan is drawing renewed attention to its historical role in science and culture through the Islamic Civilization Center. The piece emphasizes that the Center presents the rich heritage of Central Asia — shaped at the crossroads of trade routes, religions, and scholarly traditions — in a modern scientific and innovative format. It also underscores the return of nearly two thousand rare manuscripts and artifacts to the homeland through international cooperation, the involvement of thousands of scholars and specialists in developing the exhibitions, and the Center’s growing role as a platform for global dialogue and cooperation between civilizations.