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Central Asia, usually overlooked as a peripheral region in global geopolitics, has come into the spotlight of the European political landscape. The first summit of the five Central Asian presidents with the EU leadership in Samarkand marked a turning point.

The first-ever Central Asia–EU Summit was held in Samarkand on April 3–4, bringing together regional leaders and top EU officials. A €12 billion EU investment package was announced.

Every city has buildings that embody its history and legacy. In Tashkent, one such landmark is the Alisher Navoi State Academic Grand Theatre.

Titled “And All That Is In Between”, the Islamic Arts Biennale brings together the past, present and future of Islamic art.

Central banks are one of the most important backbone structures of a nation’s economic and financial system.

A significant part of the Council’s work involves English language education, in close collaboration with the Ministry of Preschool and School Education.

The 20s are a unique and challenging time as young adults transition from adolescence to adulthood — often bringing a “quarter-life crisis”.