The delegation members first visited the “Art Gallery” exhibition, where artworks created by the talented and gifted students of Tashkent State Agrarian University were displayed, and the guests shared their warm impressions. The leadership of Tashkent State Agrarian University held a meeting with representatives of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (Germany) and the director of the renowned Technoseum Museum in Mannheim. During the negotiations, the project of establishing a museum dedicated to agriculture and scientific heritage on the university campus was discussed. The opening of this museum is planned for November 2025, in honor of the university’s 95th anniversary. Germany’s Technoseum Museum is famous for vividly showcasing the history of technology and labor. Alongside industrial development, it also extensively highlights the mechanization processes in agriculture.
The new museum to be established at Tashkent State Agrarian University will undoubtedly become a scientific and educational center for youth, combining the historical stages of Uzbekistan’s agrarian sector, national farming traditions, and modern innovations.
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