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C5+1 Countries Discuss Expanding Cultural Cooperation
Central Asian ministers and a US State Department representative met in Tashkent to discuss expanding cultural cooperation under the C5+1 framework.
Hermitage to Showcase Bukhara Emirate Art Treasures
The State Hermitage Museum will open an exhibition in St. Petersburg featuring art and artifacts from the Emirate of Bukhara, …
Saida Mirziyoyeva Visits Renovated Puppet Theatre
Saida Mirziyoyeva visited the renovated Uzbek National Puppet Theatre in Tashkent and viewed the restored stage and performances after reconstruction.
US, Uzbekistan complete Sherdor Madrasa restoration phase
US and Uzbekistan mark completion of the first phase of Sherdor Madrasa facade restoration in Samarkand under a joint cultural …
Uzbekistan to establish “Investments in Creativity” fund with annual budget of 200 billion soums
Uzbekistan will launch a state fund to support culture, arts, and literature with annual financing of 200 billion soums, alongside …
Mirziyoyev Signs Sweeping Decree to Boost Culture, Arts and Literature
Uzbekistan's President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has signed a decree on the comprehensive development of culture, arts and literature. The document was …
Uzbekistan Targets 145 Trillion Soums Creative Economy
Uzbekistan plans to expand its creative economy to 145 trillion soums through cultural growth, creative parks, and new industry support …
Mirziyoyev announces major support measures for culture sector
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev outlined wide-ranging support measures for Uzbekistan’s culture sector, including funding, tax relief, and expanded social guarantees for …
Uzbekistan Expands Social Benefits for Cultural Workers
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced new housing, healthcare and travel benefits for cultural workers, including subsidies and insurance support.
Uzbekistan expands tax incentives for culture sector
Uzbekistan will introduce broad tax exemptions and new subsidies for cultural institutions, alongside annual support measures for artists and expanded …