In recent years, broad opportunities and conditions have been created for foreign students to receive an education in Uzbekistan. Uzbekistan is becoming a popular educational center not only for Central Asia but also for youth from all over the world, especially from India, Pakistan, and neighboring countries.
Mehriban Yuldasheva expressed her desire to receive an education specifically in Uzbekistan.
The celebration of Language Day took place in Farghona, with the aim of elevating the status of the Uzbek language as a state language and emphasizing its significance. The event was also aimed at increasing respect for national values and the native language.
An educational event was held dedicated to the essence and content of the law aimed at protecting the rights and legitimate interests of children, preventing any forms of violence against them, and forming a negative attitude towards such cases in society.
During the event, the significance of the law 'On introducing additions and amendments to some legislative acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan in connection with improving the system for protecting children from all forms of violence' was explained.
The Uzbek language is called a mirror of the national spiritual heritage. Questions about in what aspects the value and originality of the Uzbek language are manifested were posed to a scholar dedicated to protecting the native language.
We addressed several questions to Zulkhumor Kholmonova, Professor at Alisher Navoi University of Uzbek Language and Literature, Doctor of Philological Sciences, who is a defender of the Uzbek language and works diligently in this field.
