Foorums palace in Uzbekistan – a structure in connection with the 2200th anniversary of the city of Tashkent. It was established on the basis of the decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan on June 5, 2008. Construction began in May 2008 and was completed in July 2009. The interior decoration and equipment of the palace were made by German specialists, and the view of the structure was made by Greek specialists. Various events, meetings, and celebrations are held in the Uzbekistan Palace of Conventions on a national scale, as well as within the framework of the activities of notable international organizations. The palace occupies an area of more than 9.5 thousand m2. It has one conference hall with 2200 seats and 2 conference halls with 300 seats each. The front part is decorated with high columns. A dome 50 meters high and 52 meters (53 meters) in diameter is installed on top. A statue of storks, a symbol of peace and happiness, is installed on the dome. Modern building materials, rare white marble, and glass are widely used in exterior decoration. Uzbekistan Palace of International Conferences was opened on August 28, 2009, in the center of Tashkent city. At the opening ceremony of the building, President Islam Karimov called this palace: "another symbol of the creative potential of our people". The height of the Uzbekistan Palace of International Conferences is 48 meters. It has a 300-seat meeting hall, a 300-seat reception hall, and, a 1,800-seat convention hall. Description The facade of the palace is decorated with columns, oriental carvings and an image of the Sun, which repeats the celestial body in the Sherdor madrasah in Samarkand. The building is entered through a long staircase made of black marble, surrounded by a green area with flower beds, trees, pedestrian walkways, and fountains. More than 5,000 architects, project managers and skilled workers collaborated in the construction of the building. The walls are covered with pearls, pearls, and more than 1300 meters of Swarovski wallpaper. More than 32 tons of Carrara Arabescato and Civic marble were used to enhance the ebony parquet. Due to the use of non-vertical light on the unusual ceiling with a natural shape, the interior of the building feels more majestic and tall. Dimensions are also reflected in the furniture. In all, eighteen round banquet tables, tan Walter-Knoll chairs, and a ten-foot-long, slightly curved "president's table"