Subject: national cultural heritage of uzbekistan course paper theme: cultural heritage of uzbekistan the foundation of the third reneissance

CONCLUSION ON CHAPTER I
Mirziyoyev has made a number of efforts to open up the economy and improve Uzbekistan's sometimes strained relations with the international community. His policies removed many barriers to trade, allowed the currency to float, and attracted foreign investment. He expressed at least a nominal concern over issues related to human rights, the release of political prisoners, and the tolerance of some mass protests. He also appealed to the country's neighbors, especially Tajikistan. Under Mirziyoyev, Uzbekistan strongly opposed the construction of the Rogun hydropower plant. The Uzbek delegation attended the opening of the dam in 2018, a few years after Karimov threatened to start a war on the dam (fearing that water would pass through Uzbekistan). However, despite Mirziyoyev's reforms, many observers noted that authoritarian behavior continued, suggesting that the reforms were primarily driven by economic development..

CHAPTER II. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF UZBEKISTAN
2.1. Uzbekistan's cultural heritage is the foundation of the Third Renaissance
Uzbekistan has a glorious and glorious history of three thousand years. World-class civilizations, great empires, enviable cities and priceless architectural monuments have been created and co-existed in our country. The great unparalleled cultural heritage created by our ancestors has left an indelible mark on human history. Over the past five years, on the initiative of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, a great deal of work has been done to preserve, promote and promote such a glorious and rich cultural heritage. Among other initiatives of the President at the 75th session of the UN General Assembly, the holding of a cultural forum aimed at promoting the culture and history of our people was strongly supported by the international community, transport and UNESCO.The cultural forum "Central Asian Crossroads of Civilizations" will be held on September 15 in Khiva on the initiative of the President. The government has carefully prepared for the international conference. This cultural forum was held in Tashkent at the V Congress of the Society for the Study, Management and Promotion of Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan, organized and organized by the Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The congress was attended by more than 250 orientalists, historians, archeologists, art historians, specialists from specialized scientific institutions and representatives of local and foreign media from 40 countries. Among them were 9 academicians, 63 doctors of sciences, 66 professors, 28 associate professors, 28 candidates of sciences and 40 heads of museums, libraries and scientific organizations. About 100 reports were presented at the conference. Such large-scale lectures on the study of the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan have become a bright event in the scientific and social life of our country.
Within the framework of the Congress, a photo exhibition "300 great masterpieces of Uzbekistan", an exhibition of Rishtan ceramics, a virtual tour of the monuments of Shakhrisabz and Samarkand - a video art exhibition "3D technology in modern science", J. Usmanov's "Alisher Navoi Poetry ”photo exhibition, end of archeologist, researcher of Central Asian culture Leon Semyonovich Barshevsky - photo exhibitions“ History of Uzbekistan in photos Cartography of Central Asia: between science and geopolitics ”, Uzbekistan There will be an exhibition of the numismatic package of the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan and many other events.
The presentation of the facsimile edition of the "Book of Inactive Stars" by the great ruler and scholar Mirzo Ulugbek was also a sensation in Congress. This unique book, prepared by the Austrian publishing house Mueller & Shindler and the World Society for the Study, Preservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan, has amazed scholars and the public. This manuscript is in the National Library of France. This is the seventh facsimile edition of our glorious ancient manuscripts.
Another highlight of the congress was the presentation of 50 volumes of the book album "Uzbekistan's Cultural Heritage in World Collections". In addition, 6 new albums were released. Among them are 4 albums of masterpieces of Uzbek art, 1 album of illustrations dedicated to Rishtan pottery and 1 album of miniatures by Kamoliddin Behzod.
The most important and bright event of the Congress - the members of the World Society for the Study, Preservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan will address the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the V Congress of Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan - the foundation of a new Renaissance.
In this appeal, we, experts from around the world - Europe, Asia and the Americas, are ready to fully support your unique initiatives to preserve our cultural heritage. Working in the field of studying the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan, each of us believes in the value of the richest culture, which has developed in the territory of Uzbekistan since the Bronze Age, since ancient times. The richest spiritual and material heritage of this country is an eternal value for world civilization. The national idea of ​​creating conditions for the Third Renaissance in Uzbekistan is based on a well-thought-out cultural policy. It is culture that is the basis for the revival of the country, the spiritual uplift of society, the patriotic upbringing of the people, especially the younger generation. As a result of systemic reforms in the field of national culture in Uzbekistan, large-scale restoration and study of ancient monuments are being carried out, scientific and educational work is gaining new momentum, folk art and preservation of intangible heritage are supported at the state level.
The Fourth Congress of the World Community adopted a Roadmap for the next five years. This document envisages the implementation of more than 100 projects. In particular, members of the world community will visit the Hanenko Museum of Ukraine, the State Hermitage of Russia, museums and libraries of Hungary, collections of Chinese scientific organizations, scientific and private collections of the United Arab Emirates and other countries. Uzbekistan's Cultural Heritage in World Collections ”will be published on the next roofs of the book albums. In addition, our cultural heritage stored in the museums of Bukhara and Termez will be published in the form of a separate book album. From the earliest times to the twentieth century, a number of projects called Central Asian cartography were also discussed and put into practice.
At the end of the Congress, members of the international community and foreign and national scientists who actively participated in the projects were awarded 50 volumes of books and albums "Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan in World Collections." The V Congress, supported by the Government of Uzbekistan, was organized by the World Society for the Study, Preservation and Promotion of Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan and the National Association of Electronic Mass Media of Uzbekistan and the Ministry of UNESCO, Tourism and Sports. , With the support of the Ministry of Culture.
The V Congress with the support of the Government of Uzbekistan was organized by the National Association for the Study of the Heritage of Uzbekistan, the whole of Uzbekistan and the media, and was organized by UNESCO, the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, the Ministry of Culture. held in the mag. It should be noted that from the first days of the project "Eriell Group" has been actively involved in the organization of the project "Uzbekistan's cultural heritage in world collections" and congresses as a sponsor and partner of the oil service. With the help of this organization, scientific and creative groups of many scientists and journalists have visited more than 100 working trips, organized a number of major international media events and dozens of other events.