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Uzbekistan and UNESCO Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement
Uzbekistan and UNESCO sign a 2026–2027 Roadmap in Paris to implement initiatives from the Samarkand General Conference in education, science, and culture.
Senate Committee and Cultural Heritage Institute Sign Partnership Memo
Uzbekistan’s Senate and the Cultural Heritage Research Institute signed a memorandum to strengthen legislation and scientific oversight for the protection of historical …
Uzbekistan’s Deputy Culture Minister Visits Belgrade
Uzbekistan’s first deputy culture minister held talks in Belgrade to expand cooperation in cinema, theater, music, and cultural exchanges between the two …
Uzbekistan and Croatia Deepen Cultural Cooperation
Uzbekistan’s delegation visited Croatia to strengthen cultural ties, exploring joint theater, cinema, literary projects, and professional exchanges.
Photo Exhibition on George Enescu to Open in Tashkent
A photo exhibition “George Enescu in France” opens in Tashkent, showcasing the life and legacy of the renowned Romanian composer, musician, and …
Honored Artist Olimjon Toshkenboev Passes Away at 81
Uzbekistan’s honored artist and renowned circus figure Olimjon Toshkenboev has died at 81, leaving a lasting legacy in traditional tightrope performance.
Tashkent Launches 25th Anniversary of Rossotrudnichestvo
Tashkent celebrates 25 years of Rossotrudnichestvo with a student theater project, marking a year of cultural, educational, and youth-focused events.
Tashkent Hosts Romanian-French Poetry Evening
Tashkent celebrated Francophonie with a poetry evening honoring Romanian surrealist Gerasim Luca, fostering cultural ties with France and Romania.
Uzbek and Tajik Presidents Attend Joint Cultural Concert
Uzbekistan and Tajikistan celebrate shared heritage as Presidents Mirziyoyev and Rahmon attend a joint concert showcasing traditional music and performing arts.
Shukhratjon Nabiev Awarded Uzbekistan’s “Dustlik” Order
Shukhratjon Nabiev honored with the “Dustlik” Order for strengthening Uzbekistan–Tajikistan cultural ties and promoting the art of Shashmakom.