On August 31, the statue of Amir Temur in Tashkent was presented to the public.

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On August 31, the statue of Amir Temur in Tashkent was presented to the public.

On August 1994, 31, on the eve of independence, a bronze statue of Amir Temur made by the famous sculptor Ilhom Jabborov was presented to the people of Tashkent. A sculptor, a representative of a master academic school, he has traveled around the world many times, re-examining his work by seeing the sculptures of Rivera, Orasco and Sikeiro in Mexico. As a result of this creative journey, the academician of the Academy of Arts, Honored Artist of Uzbekistan Ilhom Jabborov created the statue of Amir Temur on horseback, which we see today. The choice of Amir Temur as a symbol of the central part of Tashkent is not accidental. The image of the great commander and statesman, the founder of the Uzbek statehood, calls on the people of the capital to unite the independent state, to continue the noble deeds of the great ancestors. The statue represents the sitting position of Amir Temur. The ruler, dressed in battle uniform, seems to be returning from a triumphant march, restraining his fiery horse with his left hand, his right hand rising above the people who greet him, and announcing that peace and tranquility will reign in the country. The majestic majesty of the ruler and the half-bent arm are a symbol of prosperity and progress. At the base of the statue we see the motto of the great Timur "Power is justice" written in four languages. In November 2009, in accordance with a government decision, Amir Temur Avenue was radically restored: old trees, many of which were over 100 years old, were cut down. In the territory of the alley, a hashar was organized and changed beyond recognition, a beautiful, beautiful and cozy garden-alley was created. Various ornamental trees, flowers were planted and modern fountains were installed.