Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan Abdulla Aripov visited cultural complex “Kokhi Navruz”
DUSHANBE, 11.01.2018. /NIAT “Khovar”/. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan Abdulla Aripov as part of his working visit to Dushanbe visited yesterday, January 10 the cultural complex “Kokhi Navruz”. He was accompanied by the Prime Minister of the Republic of Tajikistan Qohir Rasulzoda and other officials.
During the visit Abdulla Aripov highly appreciated the project of the complex and its decoration, made in the spirit of national ornaments and skill, and the high art of wood carving of the Tajik masters.
Here, the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan Abdulla Aripov visited the “Didor”, “Arjang”, “Zarandud” and “Gulistan” halls. The guests’ attention was attracted by unique carvings, paintings, beautiful and attractive chandeliers and other architectural masterpieces reflecting the history, customs and traditions, and the ancient culture of the Tajik people.
Abdulla Aripov was informed that the complex “Kokhi Navruz” was built on an area of 40 thousand square meters and consists of 15 rooms. The manual work was mainly used in the construction of this complex.
In general, Uzbek guests highly appreciated the architectural style of “Kokhi Navruz”, which reflects all aspects of the national culture of the Tajik people and is a unique world masterpiece.
























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