00:00Words like democracy, theater, academia, logica, and cosmos are written and sound almost the same in many languages across the world, including Uzbek.
00:12Used in lecture halls and academic texts from Europe to Central Asia, they reflect the enduring global reach of one of the world's oldest living languages.
00:22The cross-border power of Greek was celebrated in Tashkent, where Uzbekistan marked International Greek Language Day at the Uzbekistan State World Language University, following UNESCO's decision to designate February 9 as the official day.
00:36New words of today, like algorithm or bioethics, which is very trendy, comes from Greek language, because scientists and researchers, when they discover something, even today, they go back to name it using terms of ancient Greek language.
01:01The event also highlighted the deep historical roots connecting Greece and Central Asia.
01:06In recent years, cooperation has expanded, particularly in the humanities, from linguistics and history to philosophy and cultural studies.
01:15Currently, 150 students are studying Greek languages and culture with great interest.
01:22Since 2009, approximately 40 students have had the opportunity to visit Greece and participate in some courses organized by the University of Assange.
01:36Thousands.
01:37Thousands of kilometers from Greece, here in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, celebrated International Greek Language Day at the World Language University.
01:45The event highlighted historical ties between Greece and Uzbekistan and emphasized the importance of preserving linguistic heritage in today's globalized world.
01:55This is Arvnaz Rahman Kulva, Iran News Tashkent.
01:58This is Arvnaz Rahman Kulva, Iran News Tashkent.
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