Üzbegisztán oktatási és MI-kezdeményezéseket mutatott be az UNESCO szamarkandi konferenciáján

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Üzbegisztán oktatási és MI-kezdeményezéseket mutatott be az UNESCO szamarkandi konferenciáján  Az UNESCO szamarkandi általános konferenciáján Üzbegisztán új terveket jelentett be a mesterséges intelligencia, az inkluzív oktatás, a digitális örökség és a női vezetés területén.  Együttműködésben a Agency of Information and Mass Communications of Uzbekistan  BŐVEBBEN : http://hu.euronews.com/2025/11/07/uzbegisztan-oktatasi-es-mi-kezdemenyezeseket-mutatott-be-az-unesco-szamarkandi-konferencia  Iratkozzon fel: Az Euronews elérhető 12 nyelven

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00:00For the first time in 40 years,

00:28UNESCO brought its General Conference outside Paris and for the first time ever to Central Asia.

00:34Nearly 4,500 participants from around 190 countries and more than 500 media representatives

00:42gathered in Samarkand turning the historic Silk Road city into a global center of cultural and policy debate.

00:49Samarkand's symbolism was central, a crossroads of civilizations where observatories,

00:55manuscripts and academies once set standards for the wider world.

01:00I'm really honored and privileged to be here and to see at least a part of this beautiful and

01:05historic place of Samarkand. I think it's a great experience and I hope that will

01:09remain so in the future, not only for Uzbekistan but for the other countries as well.

01:14For Uzbekistan, hosting was both symbolic and strategic,

01:18a chance to show how heritage and reform can shape global conversation.

01:23Here in Samarkand, the conversation turned to how culture can still connect nations today.

01:28This city, shared by centuries of learning, offered a reminder that education and identity are

01:34inseparable, that investing in culture means investing in people. The discussions here

01:39carried that message forward that peace begins with knowledge, and knowledge also begins with

01:45respect for one another's heritage. Uzbekistan set out a PACT agenda, a UNESCO platform for

01:51inclusive education, a pilot school of artificial intelligence, a global forum on AI ethics,

01:58an international institute for digital heritage, a UNESCO academy on women's leadership, an ecological

02:04capital label for cities, and a comprehensive media literacy strategy for young people.

02:10The foundation's principles lay exactly in UNESCO's principles. It was very important for us to put

02:17Uzbekistan at the forefront of all of this initiative, especially as it was supported by our president and

02:22it was his initiative to bring the whole world and UNESCO conference here. We can see that Uzbekistan is

02:27everywhere now, the whole world is here. UNESCO leaders called the choice of Samarkand a strategic one.

02:33We are here to discuss the main issues of the world regarding UNESCO's mandate, to prepare the future

02:42of UNESCO's mandate and to do it under the auspices of Uzbekistan in this region regarding its history,

02:49its geography, also the role it plays today in geopolitics is extremely satisfactory for us.

02:57This session also adopted new norms on AI and neurotechnology ethics,

03:02and advanced programs for early childhood learning and museum innovation.

03:07This general conference is both a symbol and a proof of the value of multilateral action.

03:13It's not every day that 194 member states come together. Nobody can act alone.

03:19UNESCO's work is an ongoing work, but what we expect is to recalibrate it and programs to meet

03:28the challenges of the present day. For Central Asia hosting was the original milestone with joint

03:35heritage nominations and cultural cooperation on display. Kazakhstan supports Uzbekistan's

03:41leadership in the general conference. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have a number of joint nominations,

03:47both in the World Heritage Program and the Intangible Cultural Heritage Program,

03:53because indeed we share the same culture, we have the same roots. Member states aligned national priorities

03:59with global goals from early childhood access to digital safety. I think it's very important that we

04:06are gathered here in UNESCO now. We are finding common ground in addressing important issues like education

04:14for all and especially for girls who have not been able to get education and also the importance of culture

04:23and the media's freedom is so important in these demanding times. For others, Samarkand was also

04:29a diplomatic platform to link heritage with modern challenges. For us, it's a high priority, first of all,

04:36to take care of our culture and cultural heritage and to promote cooperation in the field of education.

04:44As resolutions from Samarkand and UNESCO's work cycle, attention now turns to delivery,

04:50translating commitments into curricula, cultural programs and city standards across the world.

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