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Tashkent Hosts WOMEN WATCH Female Cinema Festival
On 26–29 March, Tashkent will host WOMEN WATCH UZBEKISTAN, showcasing films by women directors, workshops, and industry networking events.
Afghan Delegation Visits Tashkent’s Center of Islamic Civilization
Business delegation from Afghanistan toured Tashkent’s Center of Islamic Civilization, exploring exhibitions, manuscripts, and Uzbekistan’s contributions to global culture.
11-Year-Old Uzbek Singer Wows Judges on Britain’s Got Talent (video)
Yasmina Khusniddinova, 11, impressed judges with her rendition of "Never Enough" on Britain’s Got Talent, marking Uzbekistan’s first appearance on the show.
Uzbekistan Mourns Honored Actress Oysha Juraeva
Renowned Uzbek actress Oysha Juraeva passed away on her 79th birthday. She starred in iconic films and left a lasting legacy in …
Naqsh School Launches Third Module on Proportion and Design
Uzbekistan’s Naqsh School opens applications for its third craft module, teaching architectural proportion, composition, and traditional ornamentation.
Uzbekistan to Host Tajikistan Culture and Film Days
On 23–29 March, Tashkent and Samarkand will host Tajikistan Culture and Film Days, featuring films, concerts, exhibitions, and cultural exchange programs.
Exhibition on Samarkand and Silk Road Heritage Opens in Japan
Japan’s National Museum of Ethnology hosts an international exhibition featuring over 200 artifacts from Samarkand, highlighting the Silk Road’s cultural legacy.
Baku Hosts “Birth of Suzani” Uzbek Embroidery Exhibition
The National Museum of Art in Baku opened the “Birth of Suzani” exhibition, showcasing Uzbek embroidery traditions from Samarkand, Bukhara, and Shakhrisabz.
Uzbekistan Promotes Enlightened Islam and Tolerance at UNESCO
Uzbekistan showcased its initiatives on enlightened Islam, interfaith harmony, and tolerance at UNESCO, highlighting education, culture, and dialogue.
Student Karuta Tournament Held in Tashkent
Students from universities across Uzbekistan competed in a traditional Japanese Karuta card game tournament in Tashkent, showcasing language skills and cultural knowledge.