Uzbekistan seeks to preserve and promote the heritage of Islamic civilization

Uzbekistan has a rich historical and cultural heritage rooted in Islamic civilization, which remains important for the modern world, according to Uzbek presidential adviser Muzaffar Kamilov, Report's correspondent informs from Tashkent.

In his address to participants of the international media forum "Islamic Civilization: A New Perspective – New Discoveries" in Tashkent, Kamilov said Islamic civilization had made significant contributions to science, education, culture and social thought.

"Islamic civilization is not only history and religion. It is also knowledge, science, education, culture and the development of society," Kamilov said.

He stressed the importance of preserving historical and scientific heritage and presenting it to the international community.

According to Kamilov, Uzbekistan is the homeland of prominent scholars and thinkers who made major contributions to the development of Islamic civilization.

He also highlighted the role of initiatives by Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in studying and promoting the country's Islamic heritage.

"We must preserve this heritage and pass it on to future generations," Kamilov said.