The Ministry of Culture of Uzbekistan's Minister, Ozodbek Nazarbekov's article titled "Uzbekistan: Developing Culture – The Key Tool for Preserving National Identity" was published in various Pakistani media outlets, including "Associated Press of Pakistan," "Diplomatic News Agency – DNA," "Pakistan in the World," "The Diplomatic Insight," "Islamabad Post," "Daily Ittehad," "Pakistan Economic Net," "Media Online Today," "The Gulf Observer," "The Europe Today," and "World News."

In the articles, the words of the President of Uzbekistan are highlighted: "In these turbulent and dangerous times, preserving ancient values and humanistic ideals through art, music, and literature becomes more difficult. In such complex times, it is essential for true art to emerge as a liberating force, drawing strength from divine sources and reflecting humanitarian ideals across time and space."

The importance of preserving national art, educating the younger generation with its spiritual beauty, and strengthening culture as an integral part of social life is acknowledged. This has laid the foundation for the third Renaissance in Uzbekistan and has become an inseparable part of continuous development.

The articles also emphasize the development of cultural and artistic education in Uzbekistan, the introduction of modern and innovative teaching methods to acquaint youth with the best achievements of national and world cultures, and the efforts made to discover and support young talents, creating a bright future for the country’s art.

"Culture is not only the spiritual landscape of a nation, but also a valuable treasure that connects to the world community. Therefore, preserving and developing national culture, promoting it internationally, and introducing it to the world through modern technologies remains one of the most important directions of state policy," the Minister of Culture of Uzbekistan's thoughts are quoted in the articles.

The publications conclude that the development of culture, preservation of ancestral heritage, and harmonizing it with timeless ideas to maintain national identity in the globalized world is considered a "high goal."

Source: Dunyo AA