Books-albums published within the framework of the mega-project "Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan in the World Collections", implemented by the World Society for the Study, Preservation and Popularization of the Cultural Legacy of Uzbekistan (WOSCU), are donated to various locations in the Samarkand region.
As previously reported, the process, which began in March, covered 125 locations in Samarkand, and a total of 1,100 books were presented.
From April 15 to 30, a collection of valuable information was also delivered to the following addresses: Jambay district administration, Samarkand regional department of the National Agency for Social Protection, Samarkand city court on criminal cases, Samarkand regional information and library center named after Pushkin, Center for Handicrafts, International University of Technology, Imam Bukhari Complex Innovation Museum, Imam Bukhari International Research Center, School of Hadith Science, Chorsu criterion and hotels ("Sultan Boutigue Hotel", "Bibixonum", "Shokhjakhon", "Minor", Grant Plaza, ARGAMAK, VELLFORT).
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"Although our university is focused on the field of technology, spirituality and spiritual heritage are certainly necessary for students and teachers". These books will undoubtedly serve the harmonious development of our youth. It is clear that the invaluable information and photographs inside are the result of immense labor. For this, we thank Firdavs Faridunovich and his team. Thank you for restoring the legacy. Books are our spiritual foundation and a mirror of our history", said Yusuf Abdulloev, Rector of Samarkand International Technological University.
This series of books is an integral part of a large-scale state and international program for the study, preservation, and popularization of Uzbekistan's cultural heritage, implemented thanks to the personal initiative, constant attention, and comprehensive support of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. The publications will serve to preserve and strengthen historical heritage, as well as to demonstrate Uzbekistan's role as one of the most important centers of world civilization.
WOSCU Press Service