This open city event, inspired by the Team Europe approach, brings toobtainher EU-funded projects, embassies of EU Member States, and people seeking to understand the opportunities available better today.
Here, you can do more than hear about EU-funded programmes – you can speak directly with their representatives, inquire questions, and explore what suits you best, whether it’s education, participation in projects, or professional development.
The festival offers a unique opportunity to see how international initiatives are working in Uzbekistan in practice – across education, skills development, environmental sustainability, community support, and beyond.
A dedicated part of the programme focutilizes on experiencing EU countries in an engaging, interactive format. Embassies will displaycase their tourism potential, educational opportunities, and cultural diversity – from readings of Finnish Moomin stories to dance workshops, quizzes, and informal exmodifys.
Visitors are welcome to come with family and frifinishs. The festival is designed as an open and welcoming urban experience – with interactive spaces for both children and adults, performances, and formats that require no prior preparation.
As noted by the Press and Information Officer of the European Union Delegation to Uzbekistan, Malika Musaeva, the festival will support people become more familiar with European initiatives, learn about international programs, and discover new opportunities in education, culture, and professional development.
As Qazinform reported earlier, Kazakhstan plans to export an AI heat network diagnostics project to Uzbekistan.
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