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Russian-Uzbek Film Forum Planned for 2027 in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan plans to host a Russian-Uzbek film forum in 2027 to promote filming opportunities, industry contacts and joint financing of film projects.
Uzbekistan Showcases Eight Artefacts at Milan Exhibition
Uzbekistan is exhibiting eight museum artefacts at Global Antiquity in Milan, including a prince sculpture from Khalchayan and seven chess pieces from Afrasiab.
Uzbek Artists Perform at Gala Concert in Beijing
Uzbek artists performed classical music, songs and traditional dances at a gala concert in Beijing as part of Uzbekistan Culture Days in China.
Kokand’s Mandalaki House to Be Restored from 2027
Restoration of the 1903 Mandalaki House in Kokand is scheduled to begin in 2027, with funding provided from Uzbekistan’s national budget.
Uzbekistan and St Petersburg Museums Sign Cooperation Deal
Museums in Nukus and St Petersburg have signed a cooperation memorandum covering research, exhibitions and cultural exchange following a visit by a St Petersburg delegation.
Uzbek Artists Sevara Nazarkhan and Komoliddin Urinbayev Receive Kazakhstan Orders
Uzbek singer Sevara Nazarkhan and conductor Komoliddin Urinbayev received Kazakhstan’s Dostyk Order, Second Class, for promoting cultural ties between the two countries.
Mirziyoyev Visits Film Set About Ibn Sina’s Childhood
Uzbekistan’s president has visited the set of Husayn, a historical film about the childhood of Abu Ali ibn Sina, aimed at introducing young audiences to his legacy.
Uzbekistan to Abolish Film Agency and Restructure Uzbekfilm
Uzbekistan will abolish its Cinematography Agency, transfer film policy to the Ministry of Culture and move film production entirely to the private sector.
Mirziyoyev Unveils Major Overhaul of Uzbek Cinema
Uzbekistan will replace the state film agency, shift production to the private sector and establish a new Uzbekfilm company to finance and promote national cinema.
UNESCO Approves Uzbekistan Initiative to Protect Cultural Heritage
UNESCO’s Executive Board has unanimously approved Uzbekistan’s initiative to strengthen cultural heritage protection, including plans for a 2027 international symposium in Khiva.