In Uzbekistan will publish a new book series on cultural values
The uniqueness of the project lies in the fact that for the first time created a full evidence base is stored in the global collections of cultural objects of Uzbekistan in the format of books-albums for 3 languages, catalogs, and videoversiya, creating a consistent virtual image of monuments of history and culture of our country. Head of the project, Firdavs Abdukhalikov: "Held in Uzbekistan, President Shavkat Mirzieev work to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of large-scale and unprecedented. Created rules as well as consolidation of state and public organizations, and socially responsible business, allow you to implement the world's only project of this kind, which undoubtedly serves not only as research material for researchers but also is a kind of spiritual food for the younger generation." During the project already filmed 16 films, bringing together cultural artifacts of Uzbekistan stored in world famous collections, released 10 books and albums in quantities of 1, 5 thousand Copies again donated during the media forum of leading national and international libraries. In 2018 is also expected to Fax copies of log lifetime of the manuscripts of Alisher Navoi kept in the British, Russian and French libraries, the collection "Zafarnama" with colorful miniatures of the victories of the outstanding military leader of the middle Ages, Amir Temur, manuscripts of the Spanish Ambassador RUY Gonzalez de Clavijo on the journey to the court of Temur and others. On the forum the perspectives of the project for the publication of 20 new books-albums of the cultural values of Uzbekistan, being in the collections of museums in the UK, Germany, Russia, USA, Turkey, Czech Republic, France, Japan. The first part of the books from the new series will be presented at a special Congress in Saint Petersburg, which is supposed to hold the organizers with the assistance of the service organization "ERIELL GROUP" in June of this year. In the process of the Congress, which will gather 300 international scientists in the leading museums of St. Petersburg will be opened the exhibition, showing a collection of cultural heritage of Uzbekistan.
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