ANDJAN-UNS: The construction work on historic city of “Babur” is under way.
This modern city is being settled in memory of the historic Mughal conqueror Mirza Zaheeruddin Mohammad Babur (Firdous Makani) in Uzbekistan.
According to details spread over 10,000 acres, the city is settling in the side of Ferghana area of Uzbekistan.
The area is the birthplace of Andjan and the birth of Babur King, where Babur took the throne at the age of 12.
The city “Babur” highlights the concept of Uzbekistan’s wonderful past and bright future.
Talking about the city Shaukat Mirza Yauf, President of the country, has said that every glimpse of Babar’s life will be seen in this city.
The first phase of the city has been completed. It will have a university. There will be science, technology, IT institutions, centers of knowledge and literature will be established.
The Babar was great founder King of United India.He conquered and founded the Great Mughal Empire.
In central Asia, Afghanistan, India,
Bangladesh and Pakistan have millions of Babar King’s followers.
Babur was a visionary thinker, poet, statesman, and a beacon of the Timurid Renaissance, on this occasion.
The naming the city in BabUr’s name is a tribute to his enduring legacy and a symbol of Babur’s longing for his birthplace.
“Babur Mirza was a worthy successor of the Timurid Renaissance, a patron of science, culture, arts, and literature. His remarkable legacy glorified our people around the world. Building a city that carries his name is a symbolic realization of his lifelong dream.
For Pakistan, where Babur’s imprint on history is visible in architecture, literature, and cultural ethos, this announcement comes as a profound reaffirmation of shared heritage and common history.
In 2021, the Uzbek government initiated a forward-looking development project aimed at easing urban congestion while elevating modern living standards for its citizens.
The expansive project spans over 4,000 hectares of previously unused land and is being developed in eight phases.
BabUr Raja’s birthday is celebrated on February 14, every year by Mughal organizations in Pakistan.
