The traditional international festival 'Qovun Sayli' concluded in Khorezm. The three-day festival turned into a wonderful venue possessing the national values of Khivan, as well as diversity in culture, art, and tourist appeal.
The traditional international festival 'Qovun Sayli' concluded in Khorezm. The three-day festival turned into a wonderful venue possessing the national values of Khivan, as well as diversity in culture, art, and tourist appeal.
The 'Independence Day Festival' events held in the Syrdarya region to mark the 35th anniversary of the Republic of Uzbekistan's state sovereignty continue in an atmosphere of joy and at a high organizational level.
Cultural and educational events, folk festivities, sports competitions, reading promotion campaigns, and cultural programs are being organized in all cities and districts of the region, reaching even the most remote quarters. These events reinforce the idea of 'One Country, One People, One Goal.'
A decree by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan regarding the broad celebration of state sovereignty stipulated that organizing festive events based on the main idea of 'One Homeland, one people, we will create a new life and future!' is a priority task. It is also important to widely promote the large-scale reforms being implemented in New Uzbekistan among the population. Every event held in the Syrdarya region serves these noble goals.
With the assistance of the Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment of the Republic, the Khokimiyat of the Syrdarya region, the Mahalla Association, the Regional Department of Culture, as well as the khokimiyats of districts and cities, hundreds of educational events are being held in Syrdarya, Saihunobod, Bayovut, Mirzaobod, Okoltin, Sardoba, Khovos, Guliston, and in the cities of Guliston, Shirin, and Yangiyer.
Within the framework of the festival, projects such as 'Book Postal Caravan,' 'Caravan of Goodness,' 'Gratitude,' 'Universal Unity,' 'Heroes of the Nation,' 'Etiquette of Visiting,' 'Happy Children of New Uzbekistan,' 'Film Caravan,' and 'Marches of Independence' have been implemented, attracting great interest from the public, especially youth. Book exhibitions, national folk games, folklore performances, intellectual contests 'Zakovat,' concerts, and sports competitions enrich the content of the Independence Day.
Among the bright moments of the holiday was the mass walk '5000 Steps for a Healthy Life,' held in the Binokor mahalla of Yangiyer city and in the Garden of Scientists in the Khovos district, with the participation of residents of the Mir and Druzhba mahallas, as well as the 'Gratitude' meetings in the Yangikishlok mahalla of Sardoba district and educational talks in the Elobod and Quyosh mahallas of Syrdarya district.
Prominent figures of art, representatives of the 'Propagandists of Enlightenment' group, heads of local government bodies, state and public organizations, youth, athletes, educational institution collectives, and the general public participated in these events. The meetings discussed the multifaceted path of the country's development towards the 35th anniversary of independence, the reforms being carried out in New Uzbekistan, as well as construction works aimed at peace and stability in the country and the well-being of the people.
Songs and melodies glorifying the Motherland, peace, and goodness boosted the participants' spirits. During sincere conversations, citizens had the opportunity to ask questions and communicate with artists and enlightenment figures.
Murodjon Haitov, head of the regional branch of the Center for Spirituality and Enlightenment of the Republic, noted: 'The most important thing is that such educational and propaganda events continue in the Syrdarya region at a high level and in high spirits. Their main goal is to strengthen in the hearts of the people, especially the youth, love for the Motherland, national pride, self-sacrifice, and a sense of belonging to the development of New Uzbekistan.'
The participation of representatives of various nations and ethnicities in the festivals gave the holiday a special meaning. They demonstrated an atmosphere of interethnic harmony, mutual respect, and solidarity based on their national culture, customs, and art.
Munawvar Pardayev, a member of the Union of Journalists of Uzbekistan and head of the Tajik Center for National Culture, stated: 'Independence is a priceless gift that unites all the residents of our country around the feeling of one homeland, a common destiny, and common goals. On this sacred land, in the heart of every person, lives a love for the Motherland, devotion to peace, and faith in the future, regardless of their nation, language, or customs. Therefore, the idea of 'One Country, One People, One Goal' has become not just a good slogan today, but a life conviction of all our citizens building New Uzbekistan together. Contribution to the prosperity of the Motherland and the preservation of its peace and well-being is the highest duty and honor uniting each of us.'
Mehriiniso Eshonkhonova, Deputy Head of the Department for Women and Children Affairs of Bayovut district, head of the Family and Women Department, believes that independence festivals play an important role in fostering patriotism, civic responsibility, and a spirit of solidarity among the population, especially the youth.
She emphasized: 'Holding such events not only in the Bayovut district but throughout the Syrdarya region with wide public participation clearly demonstrates our people's dedication to the ideals of independence, a sense of belonging to the development of the Motherland, and a firm belief in tomorrow. The idea of 'One Country, One People, One Goal' unites people around noble goals, strengthening the spirit of solidarity and creation in our society.'
The festivals taking place in every quarter of the Syrdarya region today are not just a holiday. They are a large-scale spiritual movement embodying the ideas of love for the Motherland, national pride, literacy, enlightenment, healthy lifestyle, interethnic harmony, and human value.
The main thing is that the 'Independence Day Festival' further strengthens the invaluable value of independence, the unity of our people, and the sense of belonging to the development of New Uzbekistan. Today, the idea of 'One Country, One People, One Goal' has turned into a life principle uniting the Syrdaryans around a common goal and strengthening responsibility for the prosperity of the native land.
