The external grandeur and internal beauty of the Center truly amazed me. I have visited many museums, but I have never seen such a perfect and unique exhibition as the museum of the Islamic Civilization Center. In particular, the original Uthman Mushaf preserved in the Qur’an Hall, one of the rare treasures of the Islamic world, deeply impressed me. Each exhibit deserves special recognition for its historical significance.

It is well known to all of us that many great and renowned Islamic scholars, thinkers, and intellectuals were born and raised in this very land — the territory of Uzbekistan. We take pride in this on behalf of the entire Islamic world, as these scholars made immense contributions to the development of science, thought, and knowledge in their time, and had a direct influence on the Renaissance in Europe.

Today, being in Uzbekistan, I am witnessing the country’s rapid and consistent development across all sectors. This Center, established on the initiative of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, holds great importance in promoting science and enlightenment in the region.

Our visit also serves to further strengthen the friendly relations, mutual trust, and cooperation between our two countries. Cooperation is steadily developing in political, economic, and cultural spheres, with culture being especially significant as it unites us through our shared Islamic heritage and values. I am confident that relations between Uzbekistan and Jordan will continue to strengthen in the near future and reach a very high level.