00:27Uzbekistan is gathering cultural heritage from across the world.
00:31The Center for Islamic Civilization, now taking shape in Tashkent,
00:36will preserve this heritage and provide a space for dialogue and mutual understanding.
00:42Positioned along the ancient Silk Road, Uzbekistan has long been a cradle of scholarship.
00:48It is the birthplace of the world.
00:50Renowned thinkers such as Avicenna, Al-Biruni and Al-Kharazmi,
00:54pioneers in medicine, astronomy, mathematics and philosophy.
00:59The new center seeks to reconnect the world with this profound legacy
01:04while addressing modern challenges through knowledge, culture and shared human values.
01:11The center is designed as more than a museum.
01:15It combines a library, restoration and digitization laboratories, research departments,
01:21all focused on making the past relevant for the future generations.
01:27We're taking over two years of government and thousands of experts,
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02:29At a time when cultural differences often create tension, the centre is intended as a platform for dialogue, scholarship and the promotion of moderate perspectives.
02:41So I think the centre has a very important purpose, which is both local, regional and international. With some of the challenges that we face in today's world, conflict between cultures and civilisations, so within societies, I think the examples of the past have lessons for all of us.
03:02The concept is built around civilisations, personalities and discoveries, telling history through people who shaped it, not just through artefacts.
03:14I think it's very exciting what the Centre for Islamic Civilisations is doing in order to promote understanding of the history of the world.
03:25That perhaps historically in European and in American academic and museum settings has been neglected and hasn't been talked about as much as it deserves to be.
03:43The centre integrates traditional and modern design and will offer workshops, lectures and exhibitions that make Islamic history accessible to different audiences.
03:56Uzbekistan, they had a golden age of science and knowledge that has impacted our world.
04:04And that story, we are trying to deliver that in the children's exhibition at the Centre for Islamic Civilisation in Uzbekistan.
04:13So we have developed a great narrative for them with lots of interactive games and immersive experiences.
04:21And Islam has two centres. One is the Middle East and the second is the Central Asia.
04:27Uzbekistan has a legacy, a very important legacy from 9th to 13th century, then from 14th century, Timurits.
04:35We know, make a centre here is very important.
04:38By linking the wisdom of the past with the needs of the present, the Centre for Islamic Civilisation aims to build bridges between cultures and generations,
04:50encouraging learning, cooperation and dialogue.
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