"A space that shapes a modern perspective on Islamic civilization"

The Islamic Civilization Center opened in Uzbekistan has become the focus of international mass media attention. 

 

It is noted that the world's leading publications — CNN, Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, Arab News, and China Daily — are evaluating the project as a "global-scale mega-project" and a "significant cultural center of Central Asia," a "Central Asian gem," and a "space shaping a modern view of Islamic civilization."

 

Materials about the Center have been published in over 20 countries and in 7 languages — English, Arabic, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Turkish, and Russian. These reports were prepared by international journalists and experts, reflecting the interest of a wide audience in the project.

 

International publications are focusing on the Center being enriched with modern scientific approaches and technologies. While Arab News emphasized that the Center's opening coincided with the holy month of Ramadan, Khaleej Times evaluates it as a "unique and modern space." Forbes links the project to its implementation within the framework of Uzbekistan's economic and cultural development strategy.

 

The Wall Street Journal and China Daily are focusing on the Center's contribution to the careful preservation of heritage and cultural-humanitarian exchange in international cooperation. The Korea Times and Euronews have evaluated the Center as a "modern research and heritage hub" combining scientific research, education, and exhibition activities.

 

Furthermore, European and Asian publications are noting the Center's architecture and sustainability standards, as well as its role in preserving historical and cultural heritage. Caliber.az has presented it as a "candidate for the Guinness Book of Records."

 

It is emphasized that the Islamic Civilization Center is significant not only as a museum but also as a space presenting the country's cultural and historical heritage to a wide audience. The Center holds important value not only in attracting tourist attention but also in developing cultural and scientific cooperation.