Discussions focused on promoting Uzbekistan’s rich and ancient history and exploring opportunities for pilgrimage tourism.
Uzbekistan master artisans contributed to the construction of the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, which attracts an average of 110,000 tourists annually from around the world.
The museum houses models and exhibits related to Uzbekistan, including replicas of the Bibi-Khanym Mosque, the Imam Bukhari Complex, the Masjidi Kalon, and the Mir Arab Madrasah, as well as ancient manuscripts and historical costumes.
The Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia leadership expressed its willingness to collaborate with Uzbekistan research institutions.
