TASHKENT, August 26, 2026 – International journalists, scholars, media professionals, and cultural experts gathered in the Uzbek capital on Wednesday for the second day of the International Media Forum, Islamic Civilization: A New Perspective – New Discoveries. The multi-day event focuses on developing fresh approaches to present the historical, scientific, and cultural achievements of the Islamic world to contemporary audiences worldwide.
The day’s sessions emphasized the role of modern broadcasting, digital storytelling, documentary production, and journalism in making historical knowledge accessible to younger generations. Participants explored collaborative strategies between cultural institutions and international news organizations to produce high-quality media content that highlights the intellectual legacy of Islamic civilization.
At the center of discussions was the Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan, which is emerging as a primary cultural, educational, and media platform connecting the region’s rich historical legacy with a global audience. The forum’s agenda featured expert presentations, panel discussions, and technical masterclasses aimed at promoting innovative communication techniques.
Organized to foster cross-border media partnerships, the forum seeks to elevate global awareness regarding the scientific, philosophical, and architectural achievements of Islamic history while building sustainable networks among media professionals and academic institutions.
