A spiritually and intellectually enriching visit to the Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan was organized for the listeners of the Academy of Public Policy and Governance.

The Center for Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan is a unique scholarly and educational institution that embodies the centuries-old history of the Uzbek people, along with their rich scientific and spiritual heritage.

During the visit, a group of Academy listeners gained in-depth insight into:
— the history behind the establishment of the Center;
— its role in the life of the state and society;
— the legacy of outstanding scholars and thinkers;
— the three-thousand-year history of Uzbek statehood;
— the periods of the First and Second Renaissance, as well as the reforms being implemented in New Uzbekistan.

The participants assessed the visit as a significant spiritual and intellectual lesson for future leaders.
They emphasized that the Center contributes to a deeper understanding of how the principles of justice, responsibility, and humanism in public administration have been shaped over centuries, and underscores the necessity of grounding decision-making processes in national and universal values.

The master’s students expressed their gratitude to the Academy’s leadership, noting that the visit laid a solid foundation for strengthening respect for the legacy of great ancestors, devotion to the Motherland, commitment to serving the public interest, and a heightened sense of responsibility toward future generations.