AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPilgrimage Tourism: Namangan is courting Pakistani visitors with routes linking sacred sites and landmarks, including Aksikent Archaeological Park and shrines across the Fergana Valley. The programme also introduces travellers to local history and traditions. Cultural Diplomacy: Uzbekistan has joined the Global Public Diplomacy Network, which plans cultural exchange and youth-focused projects among its 30 member institutions. Crafts Exchange: Uzbek master potters from the Rahkimov family will lead a ceramics residency in Doha, sharing techniques with Qatari artists through hands-on workshops. Heritage Preservation: Uzbek museum professionals are among Central Asian experts visiting U.S. institutions to study conservation and exhibition practices. Tashkent Arts: A new travel guide highlights the city’s contemporary arts scene, Islamic Civilization Center, applied arts and Soviet-era modernist architecture alongside its historic sites.
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