Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) —  A meeting between Elmurod Najimov, First Deputy Chairman of Uzbekistan’s Arts and Cultural Development Foundation, and Dr. Farhan Nizami, Director of the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, marked a significant step in strengthening cultural ties between Uzbekistan and the United Kingdom.

The Foundation presented its activities, which include support for national cultural institutions, restoration projects, and government initiatives aimed at developing Uzbekistan’s creative economy.

Uzbekistan’s achievements in international cultural exchange were highlighted, particularly its exhibitions held at the Louvre, Berlin, and the British Museum.

During the meeting, the possibility of hosting an exhibition dedicated to Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage at the Oxford Centre was discussed.

Dr. Nizami emphasized the importance of Uzbekistan’s rich cultural heritage as part of humanity’s shared cultural legacy.

The meeting served as the beginning of a fruitful dialogue aimed at fostering collaboration in culture and the arts.

Both sides expressed interest in educational and academic exchanges for Uzbek art specialists and agreed to continue discussions on joint cultural initiatives.

This meeting underscores Uzbekistan’s growing role on the global cultural stage and opens new horizons for international cultural cooperation.