Various contests were held in the Surkhandarya region to improve reading culture among youth and increase interest in education. Nearly 190 thousand students took part in these events.
The conclusion of these contests was marked by the holding of the 'Reading Literacy Festival' at the 26th general education school institution in the city of Termiz.
A press conference was held in the city of Nurafshon dedicated to the topic of 'Preventing emergencies, ensuring public safety, preparing for the autumn-winter season, and fulfilling priority tasks.'
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.
The native language is a priceless treasure that embodies the spiritual character of the people, national identity, and values formed over centuries. Preserving, developing this language, and passing it on to future generations is the duty of every citizen.
