In the memorandum, the parties agreed to collaborate on preserving and promoting Uzbekistan and Central Asia’s cultural heritage and traditional handicraft arts. It includes creating and promoting documentary films, multimedia projects, and digital archives related to handicraft heritage, organizing joint exhibitions, festivals, and cultural events, supporting artisans, and conducting educational and research initiatives to pass on traditions to younger generations. The partnership will also assist in developing and popularizing various handicraft forms, such as embroidery, national toy-making, pottery, woodcarving, carpet weaving, and the creation of traditional musical instruments.
