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In the city of Osh, Kyrgyzstan, a statue of the great Uzbek thinker and poet Alisher Navoi has been erected. This cultural and educational event is being noted as a symbol of friendship and spiritual cooperation among Turkic peoples.

An online meeting was held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan with the participation of the leadership of the Center of Islamic Civilization, ministry officials, and the country’s embassies abroad.

The portrait of Prince Daniyal depicts him wearing a yellow-striped turban and a robe adorned with exquisite gold patterns, holding a talwar (Indian sword) in his right hand, with a katāra (dagger) tucked into the sash at his waist, and a round shield in his left hand, facing to the right. The background features floral sprigs.

The calligraphy created by Mir Ali Tabrizi was not only an aesthetic revolution of his era but also a lofty spiritual heritage that has survived to this day. Even after centuries, his name, style, and particularly the nasta‘liq script which embodies both beauty and depth of thought remain alive. Today, this script is not only read but also admired, studied, and highly valued.