Historic Qutub Minar in Delhi illuminated in the colors of the Uzbekistan flag

On the occasion of the next anniversary of the state independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the world-famous historical monument in New Delhi, India — the Qutub Minar complex was illuminated with the vibrant colors and national symbols of the Uzbekistan state flag.

The spirit of independence on a historical monument

This ancient and magnificent tower, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list, was lit up at night using special lights and laser projections in blue, white, and green, displaying the flag of Uzbekistan. Additionally, symbolic signs and images representing the independence anniversary were projected onto the center of the tower. This beautiful initiative served as a bright example of friendly diplomatic relations and high mutual respect between the two brotherly and partner nations.

Details of the Qutub Minar illumination in Delhi

A cultural-historical bridge between Uzbekistan and India

The illumination of the Qutub Minar in the colors of the Uzbekistan flag not only attracted the attention of locals and tourists but also brought great pride to our compatriots abroad. Uzbekistan and India are connected by centuries-old historical, cultural, and economic ties. The reflection of our state symbol on one of the world's prominent architectural monuments is evidence of Uzbekistan's rising prestige on the international stage.

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