As part of the program, several discussion sessions were held, including "Women of Central Asia," "Mind and Body," and "Art and Spirituality." These sessions explored women's contributions to art, reflected on the body as a mirror of human experience, and examined spiritual practices in creative work. The gatherings brought together tradition and innovation, philosophy and technology, science and art—highlighting the richness of the region's cultural dialogue.

The Biennale strengthens the position of Bukhara and Uzbekistan as a whole on the map of international tourism. For travelers, it offers a unique opportunity to combine exploring ancient landmarks and experiencing the vibrant atmosphere of an Eastern city with participation in contemporary art events. This synthesis supports the growth of the creative economy and makes Uzbekistan an increasingly attractive travel destination.