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Ancient Khorezm is not only a part of the past but also the source of statehood traditions across the entire region of Central Asia. In the museum exposition of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, this civilization’s path of urban development, governance, and spiritual progress is presented on a scholarly basis through archaeological findings and written sources.

In recent years, Uzbekistan has taken decisive steps toward economic openness, social justice, and technological development. The currency was liberalized, taxes were reduced, “green” energy expanded, and poverty was cut in half.

From the earliest Neolithic tools to the world trade routes passing through Sogdiana and Fergana, the course of civilizational development is presented as a unified whole in the historical bas-relief “The Wall of Civilizations and Discoveries.”

At the “Wall of Civilizations and Discoveries” in the Museum of the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, within the section dedicated to the “Second Renaissance Period,” 550 years of history from the great conqueror Amir Temur to the Baburids are brought vividly to life through miniatures and visual imagery.