WNAM MONITORIN: The Moscow State Linguistic University (MSLU) hosts Uzbekistan Culture Days.
Several Russian publications, such as “Big Asia” and “Bloknot”, cover this event in detail.
As noted in the materials, Deputy Secretary General of the Commonwealth of Independent States Ilkhom Nematov congratulated the event participants.
The event was attended by representatives of the Uzbek National-Cultural Autonomy in Moscow, cultural and artistic figures, teachers and students, and representatives of Uzbekistan’s higher education institutions.
The event’s guests got acquainted with a stand dedicated to the culture of the Uzbek people, works of folk applied art, pottery, embroidery, musical instruments, and samples of Uzbek literature. A documentary film dedicated to Uzbekistan was shown. Representatives of the Uzbek National-Cultural Autonomy and students studying the Uzbek language at the university performed musical numbers.
Participants learned about our rich history, ancient monuments, natural landscapes, international cultural events, gastronomic tourism opportunities, and famous artisan workshops.
CIS Deputy Secretary General Ilkhom Nematov called the holding of the Uzbekistan Culture Days at the Moscow State Linguistic University, where the Center for Uzbek Language and Culture has been operating since 2022, one of the year’s important events.
“This cultural event is an important factor in developing bilateral and multilateral relations”, I. Nematov said. “The Center for Uzbek Language and Culture makes an incomparable contribution to the study of the history, language, culture, values, mentality, traditions and customs of the Uzbek people. This serves not only the development of linguistics, but also the rapprochement of our countries and peoples”.
Today, as part of the Uzbekistan Culture Days, it is planned to visit the Uzbekistan pavilion on the territory of VDNKh. The complex offers themed music evenings, Uzbek film screenings, and an Uzbek teahouse.
Cultural events will run until May 27.
