AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoTashkent Beyond the Silk Road: A new look at the capital highlights its Soviet-modernist architecture, with 10 buildings now on UNESCO’s World Heritage List, alongside a growing arts scene. The Centre for Contemporary Arts opened in September, joining the Islamic Civilization Center, which opened this spring. Shared Islamic Heritage: Qatar and Uzbekistan are expanding cultural and intellectual ties, with a Doha symposium focusing on their shared heritage and the role of cultural institutions in preserving it. Regional Culture: Armenia’s Meghri handed the CIS Cultural Capital title to Belarus’s Maladzyechna after a programme of about 30 events; Uzbek performers joined the closing celebrations. Coming to Tashkent: The World SAMBO Championships run November 6–8 at the Olympic Village, with athletes from more than 90 countries and women’s Blind SAMBO making its world-championship debut.
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