AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCultural Cooperation: Uzbekistan’s Culture Minister Ozodbek Nazarbekov called the Baku Process a platform for turning international cooperation into practical action, saying technology should advance alongside cultural and spiritual life. Turkic Ties: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev is in Türkiye on October 29–30 for the Organization of Turkic States summit, whose agenda includes culture, tourism and education. Heritage: Ten Tashkent modernist landmarks have gained UNESCO recognition, bringing wider attention to buildings shaped by the city’s post-1966 earthquake rebuilding. Regional Arts: A conference in Almaty brought Central Asian and international leaders together to explore links between education, arts, AI and sustainable development; Uzbekistan was among the participating countries. Film: Kyrgyz biopic “Aitmatov” opens the Turkic World film festival in Istanbul on November 3, with filmmakers from Uzbekistan and other regional countries expected to attend. Samarkand’s Past: Iran said embassy posts describing Samarkand’s Persian heritage were aimed at the United States, after Uzbekistan protested and demanded their removal.
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