TSUOS Scholars Participate in a Republican Scientific and Practical Conference on the Scientific and Cultural Heritage of the Timurid Era
A republican scientific and practical conference entitled “The Universal Significance of Studying and Promoting the Development of Science and Culture during the Timurid Era” was held at the State Museum of the History of the Timurids of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The conference was dedicated to the 690th anniversary of the birth of Amir Temur, the great commander and statesman, and the 30th anniversary of the museum’s establishment.
Durbek Sayfullaev, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation at Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS), participated in the event and delivered the opening remarks. He emphasized the importance of in-depth research into the science and culture of the Timurid era, preserving Uzbekistan’s rich historical heritage, and promoting it widely at the international level.
University scholars also participated by presenting research papers and sharing their perspectives on the history and cultural heritage of the Timurid era, the scholarly analysis of historical sources, and the contribution of this period to the development of world civilization.
The conference featured comprehensive discussions on the history and written sources of the Timurid era, the development of science, culture and art, public administration, international politics, and issues related to the preservation, digitization and promotion of cultural heritage. Participants highlighted the importance of studying historical heritage through modern research methods, making research findings accessible to the wider public, and fostering respect for national history among younger generations.
The scientific and practical conference served as an important platform for academic dialogue aimed at deepening the study of the rich scientific and spiritual heritage of the Timurid era, promoting it internationally, and passing historical values on to future generations.
The participation of scholars from Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies once again demonstrated the significance of the university’s ongoing research in historical source studies, Oriental studies and cultural heritage.
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