Uzbekistan Consulate Helped Mother and Three Children Return from Turkey to Uzbekistan
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Uzbekistan Consulate Helped Mother and Three Children Return from Turkey to Uzbekistan

On September 17, an Uzbek citizen and her three children were brought from Turkey to Uzbekistan with the assistance of the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Istanbul.

The family found itself in a difficult situation after the woman, who had gone to Turkey for work, was left without housing and necessary assistance along with her children. This was reported by the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Istanbul.

After receiving the appeal, the Consulate General, together with the Migration Service of the Republic of Uzbekistan, provided practical support to the family. The woman and her children were provided with food supplies, helped to process the necessary documents, and air tickets were purchased for their return to Uzbekistan.

At the airport, the woman expressed gratitude to the President for his attention to the situation of women and children who find themselves in difficult circumstances abroad, as well as for the initiatives aimed at helping them return home. She also thanked the employees of the Migration Service and the Consulate General for the assistance provided.

The Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Istanbul stated that it will continue to provide consular, legal, and practical assistance to Uzbek citizens facing difficult circumstances abroad, in accordance with current legislation.

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According to the press service of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, three minor children of Uzbek citizens who were in correctional facilities in the Mordovia and Samara regions of Russia have been returned to Uzbekistan.

These children were located in a children's institution within one of the correctional facilities in Mordovia. Among them were two girls aged four and two and a half years old, as well as a boy aged one year old.

Before the repatriation took place, Uzbek diplomats confirmed the children's citizenship, established the presence of relatives in Uzbekistan, and prepared all necessary documents. The completed materials were submitted to the relevant Russian authorities.

The return of the children was organized by the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Kazan. They were accompanied by diplomats and employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs dispatched from Uzbekistan.

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The Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Kazan reported that three minor children of Uzbek citizens, who were in correctional facilities in Mordovia and Samara regions of Russia, have been returned to Uzbekistan.

This return was facilitated by the Consulate of the General Representation of Uzbekistan in Kazan, according to Dunyo news agency. The process of returning the children was coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan in cooperation with relevant authorities of the Russian Federation.

As part of this process, diplomats worked on establishing the children's citizenship, determining if they had close relatives in Uzbekistan, and assessing their living conditions after returning to their homeland. All necessary documents for their repatriation were also prepared.

After all procedures were completed, consulate staff collected the children from orphanages in correctional institutions and handed them over to representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan for transport home.

The Consulate General emphasized that efforts to return Uzbek minors from orphanages in Russian correctional institutions are conducted on a systematic basis.

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