OSH, October 4. /Dunyo IA/.  On October 2^nd, opening ceremony of a traveling exhibition of the State Museum of the History of the Temurids under the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan was held at the “Sulaiman-Too” National Historical and Archaeological Museum Complex in Osh, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Cultural event was organized to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the State Museum of the History of the Temurids. A museum delegation, led by Nargis Kholova, Head of the Funds and Archives Department, arrived in Osh to participate in the event.

Exhibition features approximately 50 replicas of portraits depicting prominent members of the Amir Temur dynasty from the collections of the State Museum of the History of the Temurids, alongside photographs of unique museum artefacts. Mavluda Kholbutaeva, a senior staff member of the museum, briefed the guests and residents of the city on the historical significance of each exhibit.

Artistic segment of the ceremony featured a literary and musical program jointly prepared by the faculty and students of the Zahiriddin Muhammad Babur Secondary School No. 43 of Osh, and the artists of the Osh State Uzbek Academic Musical Drama Theater. The program included recitations of Babur’s ghazals, and theatre actors performed an excerpt from the dramatic play “Menkim, Bobur” (“I am Babur”), which recently premiered.

A specialized seminar was also conducted as part of the visit. Representatives of the Uzbek delegation delivered presentations on the museum's 30-year history, the development of its funds and expositions, as well as the significant emphasis placed in Uzbekistan on supporting museology and restoration efforts.

On the same day, Uzbek delegation visited Osh State University, where they met with faculty members and students. During the visit, they familiarized themselves with the activities of the Center for Uzbek Language and Culture operating at the university.