A set of gazebos from Uzbekistan has become the latest foreign gift to arrive in President Trump's Washington. The structures, sent from the Central Asian nation, join a growing list of offerings from abroad that have made their way into the United States capital during Trump's presidency.

The gazebos are slated to go up in West Potomac Park, a stretch of parkland in the nation's capital. The site carries particular significance: it is the planned home of the National Garden of American Heroes, a project put forward by President Trump.

The placement ties the gift from Uzbekistan directly to one of the administration's signature commemorative undertakings. Rather than standing on their own, the structures will be incorporated into the grounds reserved for the garden, which is intended to honor American heroes.

The arrival of the gazebos underscores the continued flow of gifts from foreign governments into Washington. As plans for the National Garden of American Heroes move ahead, the contribution from Uzbekistan is set to become a visible feature of the landscape at the West Potomac Park site.