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Biography

Naberaeva Maysara Akhmedjanovna is an architect and specialist in the protection and preservation of cultural heritage objects. She has 40 years of work experience in monument protection authorities and 20 years of experience working with international organizations in the preservation and operation of historical monuments.

She currently serves as a Senior Researcher in the "Research of Cultural Heritage Objects" department. Her professional work focuses on researching and preserving cultural heritage objects, as well as the urban protection of the historic center of Samarkand—inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List under the title "Samarkand – Crossroad of Cultures".

She actively participates in the development of tourism development programs in Samarkand and collects information on cultural heritage sites for inclusion in the compendium "Architectural Monuments of Samarkand".

Education

  1. 1972-1977 · _

    Architect

    Samarkand Institute of Architecture and Civil Engineering

  2. 2025 · -

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Research projects

  • EUSUSTAIN

    Contributor / Executor

Publications

Research articles

  1. "How Can We Preserve and Revive the Historic Center of Samarkand?", Architecture and Construction of Uzbekistan, No. 1, 2005, pp. 36–37.
  2. "On the Evolution of the Urban Structure of the Medieval Part of Samarkand", Architecture and Construction of Uzbekistan, No. 3, 2007, pp. 50–52.
  3. "The Historic Center of Samarkand", Moziydan Sado, No. 2 (66), 2015, pp. 18–20.
  4. "Samarkand on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List: History of Inscription and Maintenance of This High Status", SamSACEU. Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Views on World Architecture: Harmony and Proportions in Architecture”, Samarkand, April 18–19, 2025, pp. 349–351.
  5. "Features of Studying and Preserving Tangible Cultural Heritage Objects of Samarkand", SamSACEU. Proceedings of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Principles of Cultural Heritage Object Preservation”, Samarkand, pp. 73–79.
  6. "Review of The Preservation and Study of the Historic Center of Samarkand", Manuscript the Art Design and Culture, November 17, 2025, pp. 29–37.
  7. "Overview of the Current State of Preservation of the Historic Center of Samarkand", Book of Abstracts of the II International Scientific and Practical Symposium “Current Issues in the Study and Preservation of the Tangible Cultural Heritage of the Silk Road”, Samarkand, p. 137.