Uzbek Edition of IRS International Culture and History Magazine Introduced in Tashkent

The introductory ceremony for the first Uzbek edition of the international culture and history magazine IRS was held at the Heydar Aliyev Culture Center, operating under the Embassy of Azerbaijan in Uzbekistan. Diplomatic representatives, academics, and numerous guests attended the event held in the capital, Tashkent.

Introductory Ceremony Held in Tashkent

Diplomatic representatives, academics, members of parliament, figures from culture and arts, and numerous guests attended the introductory ceremony held in the capital of Uzbekistan. At the event hosted at the Heydar Aliyev Culture Center, the publication's role in strengthening cultural and scientific ties between the two brotherly countries was emphasized.

Evaluations by Ambassador Mammadov

Speaking at the opening of the ceremony, Azerbaijan's Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Huseyn Mammadov, drew attention to the deep-rooted bonds of friendship and brotherhood between the peoples of the two countries. Mammadov stated that the publication of IRS magazine in Uzbek is a strategic step and will directly deliver Azerbaijani history to the brotherly Uzbek public.

Common Values and Scientific Cooperation

Akif Marifli, Director of the Heydar Aliyev Azerbaijan Culture Center, stated that the publication of the magazine in Uzbek will expand literary and scientific exchange. Speaking at the event, Tashkent City Council Member Prof. Dr. Jamila Sharmuhamedova and other guests noted that the publication offers young academics the opportunity to get acquainted with Azerbaijani culture.

International Publishing Activities

Musa Marjanli, the founder and author of the publication, informed participants about the establishment process of the magazine and its activities carried out on an international scale. Expressing his satisfaction with the realization of the project in the Uzbek language, Marjanli thanked all stakeholders who contributed.