Ceremonial donation of books-albums from the Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan in the World Collections series

On July 3, 2023, the State Museum of the History of the Temurids, the State Museum of the History of Uzbekistan and the Gallery of Fine Arts of Uzbekistan hosted a ceremonial donation of 50 volumes of books-albums from the Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan in the World Collections series within the framework of the Week "Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan – the Foundation of a New Renaissance". These books contain information about rare exhibits stored in foreign museums and related to the history and culture of Uzbekistan. This event was of great cultural and academic value for Uzbekistan and was an important step in preserving and popularizing the national cultural heritage.

For many years, researchers and scholars from Uzbekistan together with their foreign colleagues collected and systematized information about rare exhibits stored in museums around the world and related to the history and culture of Uzbekistan. The result of this work is a unique collection of books-albums titled "Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan in the World Collections, which includes more than 50 volumes.

The books contain information about exhibits related to the history, culture and art of Uzbekistan, such as textiles, ceramics, paintings and other. Each volume includes descriptions, illustrations and analyses of exhibits, which makes this series of books not only a valuable source of information for researchers, but also an excellent educational and auxiliary resource for the general public.

The donation of books to the museums is of great importance for the national culture of Uzbekistan, as it allows to preserve and promote the country's unique heritage and facilitates the study of the history and culture of Uzbekistan in a global context. The event attracted a number of scholars and representatives of the cultural community, who spoke about the importance of this event for Uzbekistan. The ceremony was attended by representatives of national museums, scholars, journalists and culture experts.

Receiving and storing this valuable piece of cultural heritage is a great honor for museums and the country in general. The books will be available to the public and will become a valuable source of knowledge about the history and culture of Uzbekistan both inside and outside the country.