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Spanish Journalists Choose Uzbekistan to host their annual congress

2010-10-12 09:12:54 (читать в оригинале)

Spain’s Federation for Tourism Journalists and Writers (FEPET) delegation is in Uzbekistan these days to hold the international congress of Spanish writers and journalists writing about tourism.

According to Mariano Palacin, FEPET’s president, they selected Uzbekistan for the international congress in 2010 by no mere chance.

“We are aware of the attention paid by the country to the development and promotion of tourism, and especially the Great Silk Road, which is the famous destination for foreign tourists. Besides, the NAC O’zbekiston Havo Yo’llari has recently launched the direct flights between Spain and Uzbekistan laying an excellent ground for the further promotion of tourism and development of close cooperation between two nations. The wish of acquainting all members of our organization with the beauty of this amazing land became another reason to select your country for this year’s congress. I and a group of FEPET members were lucky to visit Uzbekistan two years ago. Upon the visit, all of us coincided that all our colleagues should visit this place,” he noted.

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Zoltan Somogy: Uzbekistan’s great prospects for tourism to thrive

2010-10-12 08:49:44 (читать в оригинале)

Visiting Uzbekistan UNWTO Executive Director Zoltan Somogy answers the questions of UT correspondent.

- You know well, the international tourist community in Uzbekistan has accepted the Samarqand and Bukhoro declarations on tourism development on Silk Road, as well as the Khiva declaration on development of cultural-informative tourism. Could you, please, give the characteristics to the role and prospects of participation of Uzbekistan in this unique program of UNWTO?

- As the country located in the center of the Great Silk Road the role of Uzbekistan in this program is quite essential. Uzbekistan possesses the huge cultural heritage that had been enriched during the period when this legendary trading route connected the West and the East. After all, it is no mere chance that UNWTO choose Samarqand as the place for its office location. This town considered the heart of the Silk Road. It was repeatedly marked by the secretary general of our organization Taleb Rifai. That is why Uzbekistan can not limit itself by only participation in this program. All it gives the vast opportunities to both UNWTO and the government of Uzbekistan, as well as local authorities. It also opens the prospects of implementation of new initiatives in tourism development on the Silk Road.

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Zoltan Somogy: Uzbekistan’s great prospects for tourism to thrive

2010-10-12 08:49:44 (читать в оригинале)

Visiting Uzbekistan UNWTO Executive Director Zoltan Somogy answers the questions of UT correspondent.

- You know well, the international tourist community in Uzbekistan has accepted the Samarqand and Bukhoro declarations on tourism development on Silk Road, as well as the Khiva declaration on development of cultural-informative tourism. Could you, please, give the characteristics to the role and prospects of participation of Uzbekistan in this unique program of UNWTO?

- As the country located in the center of the Great Silk Road the role of Uzbekistan in this program is quite essential. Uzbekistan possesses the huge cultural heritage that had been enriched during the period when this legendary trading route connected the West and the East. After all, it is no mere chance that UNWTO choose Samarqand as the place for its office location. This town considered the heart of the Silk Road. It was repeatedly marked by the secretary general of our organization Taleb Rifai. That is why Uzbekistan can not limit itself by only participation in this program. All it gives the vast opportunities to both UNWTO and the government of Uzbekistan, as well as local authorities. It also opens the prospects of implementation of new initiatives in tourism development on the Silk Road.

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Origins of Uzbek Fine Arts

2010-10-12 08:37:26 (читать в оригинале)

At house museum of O’rol Tansiqboyev

The house museum of the renowned People’s Artist O’rol Tansiqboyev is surrounded by noisy multistory buildings in Tashkent. The memorial house museum, opened in 1981, has a studio, reception room, bedroom, a study, balcony and a terrace demonstrating a greenhouse with a diversity of plants and flowers.

Gulfia Fametdinova, senior scientist of the house museum of O’rol Tansiqboyev, tells: “It took a while for the aptitude for drawing revealed in the painter. Working in vine plantations, the young amateur artist eagerly absorbed his impressions from the environment, made some notes and sketches in the notebook. A versatile process of the human activity and cognition of nature unfolds in him to become a favorite subject afterwards. It is crucial for a painter to discover his own subject area, and O’rol Tansiqboyev did not have to search for it as his native land suggested him the topic. The profound notion of life helped the painter to see enchanting Uzbek landscapes.

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Origins of Uzbek Fine Arts

2010-10-12 08:37:26 (читать в оригинале)

At house museum of O’rol Tansiqboyev

The house museum of the renowned People’s Artist O’rol Tansiqboyev is surrounded by noisy multistory buildings in Tashkent. The memorial house museum, opened in 1981, has a studio, reception room, bedroom, a study, balcony and a terrace demonstrating a greenhouse with a diversity of plants and flowers.

Gulfia Fametdinova, senior scientist of the house museum of O’rol Tansiqboyev, tells: “It took a while for the aptitude for drawing revealed in the painter. Working in vine plantations, the young amateur artist eagerly absorbed his impressions from the environment, made some notes and sketches in the notebook. A versatile process of the human activity and cognition of nature unfolds in him to become a favorite subject afterwards. It is crucial for a painter to discover his own subject area, and O’rol Tansiqboyev did not have to search for it as his native land suggested him the topic. The profound notion of life helped the painter to see enchanting Uzbek landscapes.

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