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An article has been published in the prestigious architecture and design publication Archilovers about the list of the “World’s Most Beautiful Museums” announced by Prix Versailles 2026. In the article, the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan is recognized as one of the world’s most outstanding museum projects. The complex is highly praised not only for its monumental architectural design, but also as a modern spiritual and cultural space that successfully integrates science, culture, and intercultural dialogue. The article places particular emphasis on the Center’s appearance inspired by Timurid architecture, the multimedia solutions in the Qur’an Hall, and its significance as an international platform for research and education.

A delegation led by Serdar Çam, President of Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TİKA), Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism of the Turkey, and Coordinator for Public Diplomacy and Cultural Heritage Affairs, visited the Islamic Civilization Center in Uzbekistan.

Dato’ Syed Abu Hussin bin Hafiz Syed Abdul Fasal, a Member of the Parliament of Malaysia and representative of the Bukit Gantang constituency, emphasized that bringing together scholars from different countries on a single platform creates a strong foundation for new initiatives and joint projects in the future.

An article dedicated to publishing cooperation between Uzbekistan and Spain was published in the Spanish publication Otralectura on the occasion of International Book Day. The article notes that during the visit of the Uzbek delegation to Mueller & Schindler, discussions focused on facsimile editions of rare manuscripts, the international “114 Qur’ans” project, and an initiative to publish the Temur Tuzuklari in Spanish. This dialogue was described as an important step in promoting Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage within Europe’s academic and cultural environment.