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It is a great honor for me to be here. The Center for Islamic Civilization is a unique place that unites different eras and cultures within itself. This site harmoniously reflects the history of Islam and the heritage of great civilizations while opening the way to the future through modern science and culture.

“This initiative put forward by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev is of great importance it enables the new generation to gain a deeper understanding of their history and culture, and to take pride in their roots,” said Pakistani Professor Fahad Usman.

The 3D mapping show currently being demonstrated on an experimental basis at the Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is a technologically advanced performance created to convey a historical and educational idea. Developed by the Russian company Sila Sveta, the project features 47 Barco projectors with 45,000 lumens of brightness, a 25-minute creative production, and the result of work by around 100 members of a creative and technical team, including 50 designers. The show is aimed at blending technological sophistication with spiritual meaning. Although still in its trial stage, it has already generated considerable resonance among both international and local audiences.

As part of efforts to enhance the museum infrastructure of the Center for Islamic Civilization in accordance with international standards, a “smart navigation” system is being developed.