To ensure quality education, foster patriotism among the younger generation, and introduce Uzbekistan’s rich culture and historical heritage to international students, on January 5, the head of the Department of Social Psychology at the Faculty of Social Sciences of the National University of Uzbekistan, O.B. Shamsiyev, along with faculty members L.A. Jabarova and L.A. Nigmatulina, as well as first-year students, visited the State Museum of the History of the Timurids.
During the event, the students became closely acquainted with the history of Amir Temur and the Timurid era, exploring the museum’s rich cultural and historical heritage. The fascinating information provided by the museum guides served not only to expand the students’ historical knowledge but also to deepen their understanding of the cultural values of the past. They examined unique exhibits preserved in the museum, including ancient manuscripts, weapons, architectural models, and other historical artifacts.
The event was warmly received by the students, who expressed their readiness to apply the knowledge gained during the visit in their educational processes and contribute to promoting national heritage. This visit contributed to the Sustainable Development Goals by encouraging the active participation of youth in building a society based on knowledge and innovation.
