Due to its geographical position, historical ties, and natural resources, the Organization of Turkic States is becoming an increasingly significant platform for cooperation at this new stage of development. At the same time, OTS serves as a cultural bridge, fostering closer ties between the peoples of its member countries.

At the conclusion of the 42nd session of the UNESCO General Conference, held in Paris from 7 to 22 November 2023, a historic decision was adopted to convene the next session—the 43rd session—in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, in 2025.

During the meeting, the parties discussed establishing cooperation with Uzbek banks and exchanging expertise in the field of Islamic finance.

Of course, the title of this article might seem to impart a gloomy spirit to the content as a whole. However, we intend absolutely no reproach. We are not condemning the past or holding grudges against the deceased. Furthermore, there is no need to seek examples from dark periods of history to reflect on the value of our achievements today.

A natural question arises at this point: If everything is as it should be, then why the resentment?

Participation in the exhibition has already been confirmed by 175 companies and brands representing Azerbaijan, Germany, Iran, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, the Republic of Korea, the United Arab Emirates, Poland, Russia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and the Czech Republic

International Exhibition for Education and Learning Technologies – Ta’lim Expo / ISUE will take place in Tashkent on November 10–12, 2026.

During the meeting, the two sides engaged in a substantive discussion on the current state of bilateral relations between Uzbekistan and Oman. They also exchanged views on the prospects for deepening cooperation across various fields.

During the meeting, the parties discussed ways to elevate cooperation between Uzbek and Omani businesswomen to a new level, exchange experiences and knowledge, and support joint initiatives.