During the trip, students visited prominent agricultural enterprises in Jizzakh, including the Agro In Vitro complex and BMB Holding, known for its saffron production. These visits provided the students with insights into innovative agricultural practices and the region’s contributions to the industry.
The tour of Samarkand — an ancient city with historical landmarks such as Registan Square, Shahi Zinda complex of mausoleums, Gur Emir Mausoleum, Observatory of Ulugbek, Tomb of Imam Bukhari, Bibi Khanym Mosque, and the Eternal City complex — offered the German students a chance to immerse themselves in our country’s rich historical and cultural heritage, serving as a memorable gift.
This initiative by UDEA underscores its dedication to enhancing tourism and showcasing the rich tapestry of our ancient heritage to a global audience.
