Work continues on the gratuitous transfer of a series of book-albums "Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan in World Collections," published by the World Society for the Study, Preservation and Popularization of the Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan (WOSCU), to various organizations of the Samarkand region.
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This series of books is an integral part of a large-scale state and international program for the study, preservation, and popularization of the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, which is being implemented thanks to the personal initiative, constant attention, and comprehensive support of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.
The collection is intended for the demonstration and promotion of the unique historical and cultural heritage of Uzbekistan on an international scale and is distributed for non-commercial purposes.
From March 9 to 14, 200 book-albums were delivered to 20 organizations in the Samarkand region, including the regional Department of Ecology, the Department of Justice, the Tax Inspectorate, the Cadastral Chamber, the "Nuroniylar" Foundation, as well as universities, banks, hotels, and clinics.
"It was a valuable gift for our department"
"The collection of books provided by WOSCU has become a very necessary gift for our department. The teachers began introducing the students to books. Because the information contained in it is unique and is important for the development of our industry. On behalf of our university, I express my gratitude to the organizers," said the Head of the Department of History and Cultural Heritage of the International University of Tourism and Cultural Heritage "Silk Road," Associate Professor O. Boynazarov.
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The "Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan in World Collections" project is a unique international cultural-historical, scientific-educational project that has no analogues in world practice. For the first time, work is being carried out on a systematic basis to identify, comprehensively study, and publish rare monuments of cultural, artistic, and spiritual culture created in the territory of Uzbekistan and Central Asia, which are currently stored in museums, libraries, and private collections in various countries of the world.
The series of publications will serve to preserve and strengthen the historical heritage, as well as to demonstrate the role of Uzbekistan as one of the most important centers of world civilization.
WOSCU Press Service