Currently, systematically teaching the Uzbek language and promoting Uzbek culture internationally has become one of the most important tasks of educational institutions for foreigners, diplomats, and language learners.
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Mass Dictation Held at Ajiniyoz Educational Institution to Celebrate Uzbek Language Day
A mass dictation was organized among students and youth at the State Pedagogical Institute in Nukus, named Ajiniyoz.
The event took place in honor of Uzbek Language Day, which is celebrated on October 21, as well as in connection with the 37th anniversary of the Uzbek language being granted state language status. The dictation was held on the theme 'Language – the Pride of the Nation.'
Premiere of the Ethnochoreographic Performance 'Humoy' in Uzbekistan
The premiere of the ethnochoreographic performance 'Humoy' took place at the Muqimiy State Academic Musical Theatre of Uzbekistan. This production is based on the work of the renowned writer, publicist, and playwright Guzala Matyukubova.
The performance embodies the ideas of unity and peace, as well as the struggle for freedom, reflecting the history of ancient Turkic peoples. The historical narratives in this scene are interpreted through the language of dance, music, and symbols.
Uzbek language as a reflection of national identity
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.