On April 5, students of Amity University Tashkent visited Museum of Honor on the occasion of the 688th anniversary of Amir Temur's birth on April 9
Students were closely acquainted with the ancient heroism and resistance of the Soviets at the front, their undefeated contribution and the victory over fascism in 1941-1945.
In the course of the visit, they told about the history of the system, the stages of its formation and the importance of the exhibits stored in the museum. The establishment of the public order service in Tashkent, the service clothing, weapons and special tools of different years, changes made in the system during the years of independence, caused great interest among the students.
Museums serve as repositories of history and culture. By visiting a Museum of Honor, students would have been exposed to Uzbekistan's rich heritage and the stories of its honored individuals.The visit likely instilled a sense of pride in Uzbek identity and history among the students of Amity University.