Uzbekistan and UNESCO Deepen Strategic Partnership in Paris
The discussions focused on implementing the outcomes of the UNESCO General Conference in Samarkand and advancing joint initiatives in innovation, education and culture
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Karakalpak Kobyz and Yurt Added to UNESCO Intangible Heritage List
The recognition reflects the value of Uzbekistan’s national traditions
Uzbekistan among global recipients as Lanao del Sur receives UNESCO’s “Tree of Peace” statue
Uzbekistan Joins UNESCO Convention on Mutual Recognition of Diplomas
The country became first in Central Asia to do so
Gayane Umerova Elected Chair of UNESCO General Assembly Session
She was chosen by the member states of the Convention
Azerbaijan Takes Part in UNESCO General Conference in Samarkand
Deputy Foreign Minister Elnur Mammadov represents Azerbaijan at UNESCO conference in Samarkand
President Mirziyoyev Honours UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay with Dustlik Order
The two sides discussed deepening the partnership
Mirziyoyev Proposes UNESCO Platforms for Education, AI, Heritage and Women’s Leadership
The president proposed creating a UNESCO platform on inclusive education
Samarkand to Host UNESCO General Assembly 2025
First time outside Paris in 40 Years
Uzbekistan Deepens UNESCO Partnership to Boost Education, Science and Culture
Tashkent is now moving toward accession to UNESCO’s Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications in Higher Education
UNESCO to Hold 43rd General Conference in Samarkand in 2025
Shavkat Mirziyoyev called the event a chance to showcase the “civilizational potential” of Uzbekistan and Central Asia
Jean-Michel Jarre to Stage Concert at Samarkand’s Registan Square
The concert will coincide with the 43rd UNESCO General Conference
Rubab Achieves UNESCO Recognition
Image: Fund for Development of Culture and Art of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Gayane Umerova and UNESCO Director Discuss Plans for the General Conference in Samarkand
Zaamin Mountains to be Added to the UNESCO World Natural Heritage List
Uzbekistan has prepared the nomination documents
UNESCO: Uzbekistan’s Dams Blocked Two Rivers in the Western Tien Shan
The problem is caused by the construction of three hydroelectric power plants