I express my sincere gratitude to the Government of Uzbekistan and the President personally for giving us the opportunity to witness this Center with our own eyes. I saw so much here that I did not know before. In my opinion, this is Uzbekistan’s hidden treasure.

Many people around the world are still not sufficiently aware of the scientific heritage this country has given to humanity.

Seeing the original Qur’anic manuscripts and learning about the President’s personal initiative to bring back lost or displaced manuscripts from other countries deeply moved me.

This institution deserves to be promoted more widely on the global stage. No one can deny the names of great figures such as Khwarizmi, Imam Bukhari, and Ibn Sina. Presenting their scientific legacy globally is also our responsibility.

Uzbekistan’s gradual development from the pre-Islamic era to the present day, and its immense contribution to Islamic civilization — all of this amazed me. Most importantly, this place brings a person back to the real truth: that one must learn from history and move forward with confidence.