Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- The first inclusive creative festival was held in Margilan. Newcomers and graduates of Zamin Creative studios from Karshi, Tashkent, Andijan, Nukus and Margilan took part in it.

The festival became a great opportunity for children to unite and implement creative projects. Participants in the media direction prepared the Nigoh exhibition in collaboration with the world famous master of Rishtan ceramics Alisher Nazirov and the Yodgorlik silk weaving factory.

Young actors in their theatrical performances raised important environmental issues regarding cutting down trees and draining the seas.

The design guys revealed the theme of man’s caring attitude towards nature through the national tradition of “trigger” sewing - when many scraps are combined into a single whole with the main message: to be together and to be one.

Ziroat Mirziyoyeva congratulated the children on the successful completion of the festival, wished them success on their creative path, complete freedom of self-realization, filled with joy and inspiration.