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On March 27, in honor of World Theatre Day, 35 representatives of theatrical art were awarded the “Devoted to Culture and Art” badge.

Among them, the Director of the Cinematography Agency under the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shuhrat Rizayev, was also honored with this prestigious award.

We sincerely congratulate Shuhrat Rizayev on this well-deserved recognition and wish him continued success in his dedicated efforts to develop cinematography!

Throughout 2024, the Cinematography Agency, in cooperation with the Agency for the Development of Public Service, conducted competitive selections for vacant positions in the Central Office. As a result, 10 candidates were hired for 18 available positions.

In 2025, six candidates successfully passed the selection process and signed employment contracts.

Currently, competitive selection procedures are ongoing for two vacant positions in the Central Office.

The selection process is conducted openly and transparently to attract qualified specialists and contribute to the development of the cinematography sector.

On March 25, as part of the “Earth Hour” environmental campaign, all electrical devices in the Cinematography Agency building were turned off for one hour to raise awareness about environmental protection and energy conservation.

This campaign aims to promote the rational use of electricity, the conservation of natural resources, and the fight against climate change.

Such events held within the framework of “Earth Hour” help increase public environmental awareness, protect the environment, and take steps toward a sustainable green future.

Today, the first creative meeting of the “Kinokarvon” events began at Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute. Representatives of the Republican Women’s Committee, the Bukhara Regional Administration, the leadership of Bukhara State Pedagogical Institute, and students participated in the meeting.

During the event, the creative team of the feature film “Returning Home” answered students’ questions and engaged in a sincere and inspiring discussion.

At the end of the meeting, the film “Returning Home” was screened.

For reference: The “Kinokarvon” project, organized in cooperation with the Cinematography Agency and the Republican Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment, is planned to be held across the entire country. The next destination is Karakalpakstan!

🇺🇿🇲🇳 The Director of the Cinematography Agency, Shuhrat Rizayev, met with the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to Uzbekistan, Daadanhuu Batbaatar.

🤝 During the meeting, they discussed the development of cooperation between Uzbekistan and Mongolia in the field of cinematography, joint film production, and the strengthening of cultural ties between the two countries.

🎬 Additionally, they exchanged views on the filming of a movie about Amir Temur and the Temurids, planned within the “Living History” film series. Given Mongolia’s historically significant locations, some scenes of the film are expected to be shot there.

📌 It is worth noting that the “Living History” film project, initiated by the President of Uzbekistan, is a strategic program designed for 2024–2030. It covers key historical periods, from ancient times to modern history, playing a crucial role in fostering national identity, promoting cultural heritage, and educating the younger generation about history.

Today, at the Uzbekistan National Palace of Cinematic Art, a long-awaited creative meeting was held with the famous Turkish producer Timur Savcı.

The event was attended by young filmmakers, representatives of the art world, media representatives, students, and numerous cinema enthusiasts.

During the meeting, participants had the opportunity to ask the producer their questions and receive valuable advice from an experienced professional.

Drawing on his rich experience, Timur Savcı spoke about the secrets of the film world, the keys to international success, and the subtleties of working as a producer.

Today, a meeting was held between renowned Turkish producer Timur Savcı and the Director of the Cinematography Agency of Uzbekistan, Shuhrat Rizaev.

The parties discussed opportunities for mutual cooperation. During the meeting, Timur Savcı praised Uzbek cinema and expressed his interest in launching new joint projects with Uzbekistan’s film industry.

This meeting marked an important step in strengthening bilateral cultural relations.

Reminder: Tomorrow at 15:00, a creative meeting with famous Turkish producer Timur Savcı will take place at the National Cinema Palace of Uzbekistan.

On March 20 of this year, a creative meeting with the famous Turkish producer Timur Savcı will take place at the National Palace of Cinematic Art of Uzbekistan!

Timur Savcı is a renowned producer in both Turkish and global film and television industries. He began his career as a co-producer and project coordinator on the TV series “Asmalı Konak” (The House with Vines), well known to Uzbek viewers.

Later, he founded the production company TIMS Productions, which has produced numerous internationally acclaimed films and series, including: “Muhteşem Yüzyıl” (The Magnificent Century), “Kösem”, “Bambaşka Biri” (Another Love), “Gülperi”, and “Çalıkuşu” (The Wren), among others.

Timur Savcı has received several national and international awards for his high-quality production work.

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📍 National Palace of Cinematic Art of Uzbekistan

🗓 March 20

⏰ 15:00

🆓 Free Entry

 2024-yil davomida Agentlikning Markaziy apparatida vakant lavozimlar bo‘yicha Davlat xizmatini rivojlantirish agentligi bilan hamkorlikda tanlovlar o‘tkazildi. Natijada 18 ta lavozim uchun 10 nafar nomzod ishga qabul qilindi.

🔺 2025-yil davomida esa 6 nafar nomzod tanlov jarayonlaridan muvaffaqiyatli o‘tib, ular bilan mehnat shartnomalari imzolandi.

🔺 Hozirda Markaziy apparatda 2 ta vakant lavozim bo‘yicha tanlov jarayonlari davom etmoqda.

✅Malakali mutaxassislarni jalb etish va kinematografiya sohasini rivojlantirish maqsadida tanlovlar ochiq va shaffof tarzda o‘tkazilmoqda.

🎬  Kinematografiya agentligi Axborot xizmati

 On March 29 of this year, the grand premiere of the feature film “One Day in Samarkand” will take place. The film was produced in collaboration between the Cinematography Agency and the Kyrgyzstan Department of Cinematography.

 This adventure film takes viewers on an exciting journey through ancient Samarkand under the pretext of searching for Amir Temur’s lost treasure. The characters experience many fascinating events. In the process of searching for the great Turan Sultan’s treasure, historians from three brotherly nations reveal a symbolic meaning that adds depth to the story.

 This joint film project has become an important means of strengthening cultural ties between neighboring nations.

📍 National Cinema Palace of Uzbekistan

🗓 March 29

🔜 15:00