Közép-Ázsia fellendítette a kulturális együttműködést a taskenti örökségi kongresszuson
Taskent adott otthont a „Közép-Ázsia: Közös spirituális és oktatási örökség – Közös jövő” címmel megrendezett eseménynek az Iszlám Civilizációs Központban, amelyen részt vettek Kazahsztán, Kirgizisztán, Tádzsikisztán, Türkmenisztán, Azerbajdzsán és Üzbegisztán képviselői.
Együttműködésben a Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan
00:00The International Congress, Central Asia, shared spiritual and educational heritage, shared future, brought scholars, cultural leaders and experts from across the country.
00:30Across the region and Azerbaijan to the Center for Islamic Civilization in Tashkent.
00:35But before the discussions even began, participants were reminded of the depth of the region's heritage through a special visit to one of the center's most remarkable spaces, the Quran Hall.
00:46Here, the historic Usman Mushaf sits at the heart of the exhibition.
01:00The International Cooperation extends far beyond economics.
01:09It is grounded in shared cultural and spiritual traditions.
01:13From filmmakers and youths to historians and researchers, this Congress brings everyone to protect region's cultural memory.
01:21Historically, Central Asia has played a major role in the development of Islam, science and the arts.
01:28The Congress explored practical ways of collaboration in these fields.
01:32For the UNRWA, the UNRWA, the UNRWA's community, which means that it is a new role in the UNRWA's community.
01:39It is a new role in the UNRWA and its social media.
01:43And the UNRWA's community is an important role in the UNRWA's community.
01:48It is a new role in the UNRWA's community.
01:51Nearly 300 scholars, cultural specialists and educators took part.
02:21The choice of venue, the Center for Islamic Civilization in Tashkent, symbolizes how the region's long intellectual tradition.
02:51Ministers of Culture and experts exchanged ideas for joint festivals, exhibitions, film projects and heritage initiatives.
03:21Students across the region, from museums and academies to libraries and film agencies,
03:50discussed digitalization, creative exchange, and support for emerging professionals.
04:13At first glance, this may look like a scientific gathering,
04:16but the discussion here shapes how societies understand identity, education, and future.
04:23This Congress is a reminder that heritage is not something for them in time,
04:27it's a living and evolving part of who we are.
04:31The program also featured the presentation of the Heritage of the Future International Award,
04:37recognizing contributions to cultural and educational development.
04:42The ceremony was attended by the presidents of Uzbekistan,
04:45Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan,
04:49underscoring the significance of the regional cultural cooperation.
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