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The Third Renaissance of New Uzbekistan: Legacy of Amir Temur and Center of Islamic Civilization as a Strategic Impulse for Spiritual and Intellectual Development
2026-04-07 83The history of mankind demonstrates that great civilizations rest upon a synthesis of intellectual achievements, spiritual values and cultural heritage. Since ancient times, Central Asia has served as a pivotal hub of science, art and philosophy, shaping the foundational elements of a civilization that has influenced the entire world. Today, this profound potential is embodied in a monumental project - Center of Islamic Civilization in Tashkent. This institution does not merely preserve historical artifacts; it serves as a living platform for science, education and spiritual enlightenment.
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Tashkent as Central Asia’s Investment Capital: What to Expect from the Fifth International Investment Forum
2026-04-07 88Expect from the Fifth International Investment Forum
The Fifth Tashkent International Investment Forum will take place on June 16–19, 2026. This year’s theme – “Investment Resilience: New Frontiers, New Partnerships” – frames the agenda around a set of pressing questions: how to protect capital amid global uncertainty, what institutional mechanisms enhance investment resilience in frontier markets, and where the new partnership routes lie.
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Third Renaissance: Center of Islamic Civilization as a strategy for Spiritual and Intellectual Advancement of New Uzbekistan
2026-03-12 139Human history demonstrates that every great advancement is built upon intellectual and spiritual foundations. Today, a project emerging from the heart of Central Asia is drawing global attention for its scale and significance - Center of Islamic Civilization is not merely an architectural landmark, but an intellectual bridge connecting the past, present and future of the region.
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Center for Islamic Civilization: A Megaproject Recognized by the International Community
2026-03-11 135Exactly one year ago, on January 29, 2025, His Excellency the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, visited the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan. During his visit, he provided a series of recommendations and directives regarding the incorporation of scientific and innovative projects developed by more than two thousand domestic and international researchers into the exhibitions of the Center.
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The Year Began with Sustained Growth in Business Activity Across Uzbekistan’s Regions – CERR
2026-02-20 141Comprehensive monitoring of key business activity indicators across the regions of Uzbekistan shows growth across all major metrics.
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The Year Began with Sustained Growth in Business Activity Across Uzbekistan’s Regions – CERR
2026-02-20 222Комплексный мониторинг ключевых показателей деловой активности в регионах Узбекистана демонстрирует рост по всем основным показателям.
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Uzbekistan’s Business Climate Analysis for 2025 – A CERR Study
2026-02-03 185Throughout the year, the business climate remained in positive territory, with an annual average of 57 points, indicating an overall favorable business environment in Uzbekistan.
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Central Asia and Turkiye: A New Phase of Interconnectivity
2026-01-29 239The strategic convergence between Turkiye and Central Asian states –driven by shared historical and cultural heritage alongside mutually reinforcing economic interests – is cultivating a novel architectural framework for regional interconnectedness. Through multilateral formats and bilateral initiatives, these actors have been establishing a durable platform for cooperation across trade, energy, transportation, and the “green” economy, transforming geographical proximity into a long-term factor of stability and collective development.
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Uzbekistan - Türkiye: Prospects for Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
2026-01-29 228The formula of "comprehensive strategic partnership" in relations between Uzbekistan and Türkiye has in recent years ceased to be merely a diplomatic definition and increasingly reflects the actual substance of bilateral cooperation. Political dialogue, economic collaboration, humanitarian contacts, and transport connectivity form the stable pillars of systemic Uzbek-Turkish relations.