An international inclusive exhibition and workshops were held in our capital

On December 3, an inclusive exhibition and a series of workshops were held at the “Tashkent City Mall” shopping and entertainment center in honor of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

The event aimed to showcase the creativity, intellectual potential, and handicraft products of children and young people with special needs, while also supporting them and promoting the principles of inclusivity in society.

During the exhibition, institutions such as special schools under the National Social Protection Agency, “Muruvvat” boarding schools, the “Tabassum” creative center, the “Imkon” educational and rehabilitation center, the “Bilim Makon” innovation center, and the IIHUB — International Inclusive Hub presented their artworks, handicrafts, and student projects.

Visitors had the opportunity to view handmade items, artworks, decorative products, student-developed projects, and various creative works prepared by the participants.

Guests witnessed the talent, diligence, and positive outlook of the children and youth and supported them both materially and morally by purchasing their products.