The parties examined the progress of joint efforts to conserve Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage sites. They especially focused on restoring the Poi-Kalon architectural complex and creating an open-air archaeological museum in Bukhara’s Shahristan district.

The participants also explored the possibilities for preparing the “Zaamin Mountains” nomination to be later included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. They highlighted that ongoing collaboration with UNESCO helps preserve and promote Uzbekistan’s distinctive cultural and natural heritage internationally.