Embassy of the United States Tashkent, Uzbekistan

International Education Fair in Tashkent
Representatives of more than a dozen international education organizations will present their programs November 18 at the 3rd Annual International Education Fair in Tashkent.

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Embassy Sponsors American Film Festival
More than 1,000 people came out to see American movies with themes ranging from cowboys riding the desert Southwest to love in the big city during the second annual American Film Festival from Nov. 6 to Nov. 8 in Tashkent.

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Ambassador Speaks at AmCham Meeting
U.S. Ambassador Richard Norland highlighted economic expansion projects and the strengthening bilateral relations between the U.S. and Uzbekistan during a speech Oct. 29 at the American Chamber of Commerce in Uzbekistan.

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Embassy News

Statement on Annual Bilateral Consultations

Following productive talks in Tashkent...

Number of Uzbek Students in U.S. Increases

The number of students from Uzbekistan studying in U.S. colleges...

Counter-Narcotics Official Visits Uzbekistan

A high-ranking official in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration...

Grant Supports Restoration at Tamara Khanum Museum

Recent upgrades at the Tamara Khanum Museum in Tashkent...

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Fund for Cultural Preservation

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Chai Chat Club - November Topics

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Assistant Secretary of State Robert Blake

Assistant Secretary Robert Blake Visits Uzbekistan
Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Robert Blake arrived in Uzbekistan October 11th, 2009.

Diplomatic Soccer Tournament
This past weekend the United States Embassy in Tashkent made its triumphant return to football (European style) in Tashkent. Participants from Embassies across the city showed up to give it their best in a 4-on-4...

A medical worker checks donated equipment

Families Benefit from U.S. Humanitarian Donations
Medical practitioners, orphans, elderly and other citizens in need have received over USD $1.5 million worth of humanitarian assistance in 2009 from the U.S.- affiliated Community & Humanitarian Assistance Program...

U.S. Independence Day Celebration
The U.S. Embassy in Tashkent celebrated the American Independence Day with a reception for nearly 700 of its friends, colleagues and partners...

Scholar Philippa Strum (in the center), met informally with members of the Women’s Club “Concorde” during her tour of Uzbekistan

U.S. Scholar Holds Talks on Women’s Issues
A top U.S. scholar toured Uzbekistan in June, leading discussions on topics such as women’s issues and religious diversity in America...

During the Pre-Departure Orientation, students outlined their goals and expectations for their educational experience in the U.S.

Orientation Helps Students Prepare for Experience in U.S. Schools
A group of 28 students and scholars prepared for their upcoming journeys to study and teach at American universities at a recent orientation session, where they learned the nuts-and-bolts of travel logistics, dealing with medical issues...

Ambassador Richard Norland moderated a discussion after the screening of U.S. President Barack Obama’s Address to the Muslim World on June 9 at the U.S. Embassy in Tashkent

Uzbek Citizens React to Obama’s Speech to the Muslim World
Citizens of Uzbekistan said they found U.S. President Barack Obama’s Address to the Muslim World “really touching,” “important,” and “very clear in his mind” during a discussion of the speech on June 9. About 50 people, both Americans and citizens of Uzbekistan...

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