The path of Uzbek television, from its early stages to the present day, has been difficult and glorious, built through the dedicated work of many people.
Over time, black and white footage, the first technical devices, and exciting moments behind the scenes have turned into invaluable historical heritage, including archival documents.
An event took place at the 'Academy' Gallery of the Uzbekistan Academy of Arts, which included a photo exhibition titled 'The History of Television in Archival Documents' and a presentation of the book 'My Father, My Great One.'
The photo exhibition is dedicated to the history of Uzbek television, while the book 'My Father, My Great One' is dedicated to the life and work of Uktam Jobirov—the first male announcer of Uzbek television, an artist who served in Uzbekistan, and a high-class announcer.
The city and district stages of the republican competition 'In the footsteps of Jadidov' concluded in the Zhizkhakh region, which involved over 22 thousand students.
The round of the competition in Sharof Rashidov district also took place in an atmosphere of intense competition and active contests.
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.'
