Uzbekistan News News Uzbekistan » Culture: When East meets West: Uzbek culture complex design edges closer to 2028 completion
The year is 2028. Uzbekistan has just opened the doors of its largest museum: the long-awaited National Museum of Uzbekistan. It took three years, more than 1,000 days of meticulous work, and the ...
News Uzbekistan » Culture: Tumar Found in Uzbekistan | Shapes and Motifs of Amulets
Searching for TumarThe year before last, I met Mr. Shirono from Art Space Tetra at a share meeting at Yamanaka Suplex. That conversation led to me being introduced to Olga and Anna, artists from ...
News Uzbekistan » Culture: Russia and Uzbekistan Expand Cultural Cooperation in 2026
Tashkent and Bukhara hosted educational workshops, museum exhibitions and musical events under a Russian-Uzbek cultural exchange project in 2026.
News Uzbekistan » Culture: Uzbekistan Culture Days in Russia Set for March 2027
Uzbekistan Culture Days will take place at Russia’s National Centre in March 2027 as part of reciprocal cultural events marking 35 years of diplomatic ties.
News Uzbekistan » Culture: Will Uzbekistan’s Big Bet on Culture Pay Off? Inside Its Bold Overhaul
While the phrase “explore and discover” is used liberally across the art world, the unveiling of a slew of new art venues and events in Uzbekistan might be the closest the words come to not being ...
News Uzbekistan » Culture: Can a State Build a Reading Culture? Uzbekistan Is Trying.
Uzbekistan’s Youth Affairs Agency was established in 2020 to develop young people’s intellectual and creative potential and to support and effectively address issues in Uzbekistan’s youth sector. One ...
News Uzbekistan » Culture: ARAL CULTURE SUMMIT 2025: UZBEKISTAN'S LANDMARK EVENT ALIGNING CULTURE, ECOLOGY, AND REGIONAL COOPERATION ANNOUNCES OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
NUKUS, Uzbekistan, April 3, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Aral Culture Summit (ACS), a cultural and environmental initiative to revitalise the Aral Sea region in Central Asia will take place from 4-6 April ...
News Uzbekistan » Culture: Redeeming Book Culture in Uzbekistan
In the late 2000s, when I was a teenager, many popular books were not available in my native tongue – Uzbek. New translations were often poor and good translations were from the Soviet era. That is ...
News Uzbekistan » Culture: A cinematic journey through Uzbekistan: How one actor’s career reflects the nation’s cultural evolution and history
Murod Rajabov, a renowned Uzbek actor and director, left an indelible mark on the film industry of Uzbekistan. His performances managed to touch people’s hearts. In 2008, he was awarded the title of ...