President awards automobile “Lacetti” for “Uzbekistan Qur’an Competition – 2018” winner.
The final round of Republican Qur’an Competition – 2018 has been continuing for three days since April 21st. In his opening speech at the final round of the contest Usmanhan Alimov, Chairman of Muslim Board of Uzbekistan, muftiy congratulated all participants and organizers for the blessing path they have gone through. “People who learn and listen to Qur’an always stay spiritually and morally fit as Qur’an guides only to true path by soothing hearts and making people reflect”.
Earlier to the final round Hasanhon Abdulmajidov, Chairman of Contest Judges Board that muftiy presented privilege to people with disabilities to participate in the final round even though they were not able to get the first place in the previous stage.
Participants got even more excited when they heard about outstanding news. The only winner who receives highest score will receive the President Sh. Mirziyoyev’s automobile gift and all other participants who takes the first places in various nominations will receive three Umrah travel packages: one package for the winner and two other packages for the winners parents. It must be noted that such a high attention to participants has never been observed in Qur’an Competition history. Even though Qur’an learners are always respected among us, as muslims we strongly believe that the greatest reward for Qur’an readers is in the Hereafter.
Arab Media: Uzbekistan attracts foreign visitors with its rich Islamic Heritage and Modern Services
Articles highlighting Uzbekistan’s rich historical and cultural heritage and the rapid development of the tourism sector in the country have been published by popular Middle Eastern media outlets, including Saudi Arabia’s online magazine “Alhatun” and the website of Jordanian radio station “Seyahafm”, reports Dunyo IA.
In its article, “Tourism in Uzbekistan: A Destination of History and Islamic Architecture along the Silk Road”, Saudi publication “Alhatun” describes Uzbekistan as a pearl of Central Asia. Magazine highlights the country’s major tourism destinations – Samarkand, Bukhara, Khiva and Tashkent – identifying three key factors behind Uzbekistan’s appeal: its unique architectural and Islamic heritage along the Great Silk Road, the harmonious combination of antiquity and modernity, as well as traditional Eastern hospitality and cuisine.
In its publication, “Uzbekistan Attracts More Tourists and Extends Visitors’ Length of Stay”, Jordanian portal “Seyahafm” focuses on the dynamic growth of tourism-sector indicators. The article notes a 21.1 percent increase in international tourism arrivals during the first eight months of 2026, as well as significant growth in tourism services exports. The publication emphasizes that the simplification of the visa regime, expansion of the railway network and growth of hotel capacity have not only made travel around the country easier, but have also encouraged foreign visitors to stay in Uzbekistan longer and discover new regions.
