In preparation for the 1,050th anniversary of the thinker’s birth in 2030, the roadmap includes the following measures:
- Holding an international scientific conference in Tashkent in October 2026 entitled “Ibn Sina — A Great Representative of Western and Eastern Philosophical Thought.”
- Organizing scientific and practical conferences, exhibitions, and public lectures at higher medical education institutions, research centers, libraries, and healthcare facilities.
- Organizing scientific expeditions to foreign countries and collecting manuscripts by the scholar that are held abroad.
- Translating the following works into Uzbek: Mujaz al-Qanun (The Canon of Medicine), Al-Isharat wa al-Tanbihat (Pointers and Reminders), Danishnama, Kitab al-Shifa (The Book of Healing), and Eastern Philosophy. Printed and electronic editions of these works will also be prepared.
- Establishing an international Ibn Sina Award.
A proposal to establish the Abu Ali ibn Sina Research Center as a state institution under the Bukhara State Medical Institute has also been approved.
The center’s main responsibilities will include:
- Conducting research into Ibn Sina’s medical practices and applying the findings to modern medicine.
- Collecting manuscripts, translating them into Uzbek, and creating a dedicated digital platform.
- Organizing educational courses and masterclasses for healthcare professionals and people interested in the history of medicine.
The center’s activities will be financed through the Bukhara State Medical Institute’s extra-budgetary funds, grants from international financial institutions, revenue from paid services, charitable donations, and other sources permitted by law.
