The soul of a nation lies in its language, its history is preserved in its words, and its future is reflected in the respect it shows for its mother tongue.
🟢 A ceremonial event dedicated to October 21 — Uzbek Language Day was held at Tashkent State Agrarian University. The celebration began with a live performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
➡️ Professor Narzullo Oblomuradov, Rector of the University, opened the event by emphasizing the invaluable role of the mother tongue in fostering national identity, preserving spiritual heritage, and educating future generations in the spirit of national values.
➡️ The event brought together distinguished guests who share a deep respect for words, a love of language, and an appreciation of literature. Among the participants were Mahmud Toir, Senator and People's Poet of Uzbekistan; G‘ayrat Majid, Deputy Chairman of the Writers' Union of Uzbekistan; Mizrob Buronov, Adviser to the Minister of Agriculture; Nurboy Jabborov, literary scholar; Isamat Ergashev, film director, screenwriter, and theatre and film actor; as well as university professors, faculty members, and students.
✅ Throughout the event, speakers discussed the centuries-old history of the Uzbek language, its rich vocabulary, literary possibilities, and unique beauty. The festive atmosphere was further enriched by poetry recitals, music, songs, and artistic performances.
Musical performances by Zamira Suyunova, People's Artist of Uzbekistan, and the university's “Bo‘ston” Song and Dance Ensemble brought joy and enthusiasm to the audience.our Heading
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