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Janik Fayziev: Renaissance in people’s minds is associated with a secular attitude to culture

I do not believe there were two of them, and I think there were more of them. The people of Uzbekistan have experienced several such eras, periods of development. The Renaissance in the minds of people is associated with a secular attitude towards culture, science and the people. A secular attitude is impossible without the provision of freedom of opinion, since freedom of opinion automatically leads to freedom of conscience, and freedom of conscience automatically leads to religious tolerance, which, in turn, generates a complete democratization of society.

Culture Minister commented on the demolition of the wall of the historic Tash-Khauli palace in Khiva

Minister of Culture Ozodbek Nazarbekov commented on this situation at the open dialogue "Cultural and tourist image of Tashkent - 2030", which took place within the framework of the "Tashkent Youth Forum - 2020".

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“Art of Miniature” is included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of UNESCO

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Famous scientist proposed to virtually reconstruct architectural monuments of Uzbekistan

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The IV International Congress "Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan - the Foundation of a New Renaissance" opens in Tashkent

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Negatives two films and 9 animated films were returned to Uzbekistan

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Valdis Pelsh, Farhad Makhmudov and Janik Fayziev to come to Tashkent to present joint projects with Uzbekkino

As part of the Week of Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan, a powerful filmmaker from famous directors, actors and producers arrives in our country. Among them are Valdis Pelsh, Farhad Makhmudov, Janik Fayziev, Odelsha Agishev, Ali Khamraev and others.

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