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Askar Dzhumadildayev, Vice President of the Academy of Sciences of Kazakhstan, described the international congress that united the scientific community of Central Asia as an “exceptional platform for the exchange of knowledge and scientific ideas” for researchers of the region and the world.

The centuries-long cultural ties linking China and Uzbekistan are once again reaffirmed through the exhibitions of the Islamic Civilization Center after touring the displays, the Chinese Ambassador highly praised the shared history that unites the two nations.

The international congress “Central Asia: shared spiritual and educational heritage – shared future”, held at the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan, has ushered in a new era in yet another important field. During the panel session titled “From ancient manuscripts to digital archives”, specialists were introduced to advanced practices in preserving ancient works, digitizing them, and delivering this heritage to the wider public through modern technologies. The session became a vital platform for strengthening cultural and scientific cooperation among Central Asian countries, developing joint projects, and ensuring that the region’s rich cultural heritage is passed on to future generations.

Participants of the international congress, which discussed Central Asia’s shared spiritual heritage and future cooperation directions, expressed deep admiration for Uzbekistan’s high-level organization, art exhibitions, and the region’s civilizational potential. A representative from Tajikistan described the event as “an important platform that unites Central Asia.”