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The rich scientific and spiritual heritage of Central Asia is increasingly attracting the attention of scholars, diplomats, and researchers from around the world. In particular, the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan is generating great interest among international visitors as an innovative scientific and educational institution that harmoniously combines the region’s millennia-old history with modern technologies.

The Director of Azerbaijan’s National Library named after Mirza Fatali Akhundov, Kerim Tahirov, emphasized within the framework of the international congress “Central Asia: Common Spiritual and Educational Heritage — Common Future” held in Tashkent that enriching the collection of the Islamic Civilization Center library is a shared duty.

Within the framework of the prestigious international congress held in Tashkent, representatives of the creative community gathered in one venue: at the roundtable discussion titled “Literary Friendship – Eternal Friendship,” writers from Central Asia and Azerbaijan reaffirmed that the shared spiritual roots, literary heritage, and translation culture continue to unite kindred nations.

A delegation led by France’s Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America Director Emeric Wininger visited the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan and became closely acquainted with its activities, research directions, exhibitions, and Uzbekistan’s rich scientific and spiritual heritage. The unique exhibitions and modern interactive technologies left a strong impression on the guests.