INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL FESTIVALS IN UZBEKISTAN: CULTURAL DIPLOMACY, HERITAGE PRESERVATION, AND CONTEMPORARY DEVELOPMENT
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Keywords: Uzbekistan cultural festivals; cultural diplomacy; heritage preservation; Silk Road culture; traditional music; intercultural communication; festival studies; Navruz; Samarkand music festival; Tashkent film culture; regional cultural identity; creative industries; cultural tourism; intangible cultural heritage; Central Asian studies; contemporary art in Uzbekistan; international cultural exchange; socio-economic impact of festivals; cultural policy; global cultural networksAbstract
Abstract: This article examines the development, functions, and global
significance of international cultural festivals held in Uzbekistan. It analyzes the role
of festivals as instruments of cultural diplomacy, heritage preservation, creative
exchange, and socio-economic growth. Focusing on music festivals, film forums,
regional celebrations, and traditional events, the study explores how Uzbekistan
presents its cultural identity on the world stage while fostering intercultural
communication. The article also reviews contemporary challenges related to
sustainability, infrastructure, and heritage protection, and highlights opportunities for
strengthening Uzbekistan’s cultural presence internationally.
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