The 35th anniversary of state independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan is a momentous and historic milestone in the life of our nation. Independence not only opened the doors to political and economic advancement for our country, but also established a firm foundation for realizing our national identity, restoring our historical memory, and preserving as well as enriching our native language, culture, customs, and traditions.
The strength of any nation lies, above all, in its historical memory, spiritual heritage, and reverence for national values. Noble virtues cultivated by our people over the centuries—such as respect for elders, care for the youth, kindness, mutual support, tolerance, hospitality, and the sanctity of family and mahalla—continue to serve as vital pillars of our society's spiritual life today.
Throughout the years of independence, dedication to our national holidays, traditions, and rich cultural heritage has grown significantly. Preserving the ancestral customs, passing them on to the younger generation, and evolving them in harmony with modern times remain essential responsibilities for today’s generation.
Indeed, national values are far more than relics of the past. They represent a spiritual driving force that shapes a people's current way of life, worldview, and aspirations for the future. Only a generation that knows its history, honors its traditions, and stays true to its identity can make a meaningful contribution to the nation's progress.
Independence Day stands as one of the most cherished national holidays, embodying this historical memory, national pride, and solidarity. This auspicious occasion inspires us to cherish our achievements and dedicate ourselves responsibly to the prosperity of our homeland and the welfare of our people.
Today, one of our primary duties is to pass down our national identity, values, and traditions to future generations with honor. A society that advances by drawing strength from its national values will always rest upon an unshakable spiritual foundation.
Independence is the bedrock of our national identity, historical memory, values, and confidence in the future.
State Institution "Kontexnazorato‘quv"
