Some 200 scholars, practitioners, specialists and students from Uzbekistan, the United States, Italy, China, Egypt, the Netherlands, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Iran and Kazakhstan are taking part in the seminar.
The programme covers the sustainable preservation of cultural heritage — contemporary approaches to it, the place of digital technology and of public participation, and the effect of climate change on historic buildings.
