“MY LANGUAGE — MY PRIDE, MY HONOUR AND MY GLORY!”

“MY LANGUAGE — MY PRIDE, MY HONOUR AND MY GLORY!”

At Uzbekistan State World Languages University, the Faculty of English Language No. 2, in cooperation with the Department of Uzbek Language and Literature, organised a literary and educational event entitled “My Language — My Pride, My Honour and My Glory!” to mark 21 October, Uzbek Language Day.

The event was dedicated to the 37th anniversary of Uzbek being granted the status of the state language. It aimed to celebrate the invaluable role of the Uzbek language in shaping national identity, spirituality and culture, while strengthening young people's respect and appreciation for their mother tongue.

The event opened with the national anthem of the Republic of Uzbekistan. This was followed by a video presentation highlighting the rich history, unique charm and significance of the Uzbek language in society.

Professor Ilkhomjon Tukhtasinov, Rector of UzSWLU, delivered the opening remarks, emphasising the importance of preserving the mother tongue, enhancing its prestige and fostering respect for national values among the younger generation. The winners of the Nationwide Dictation Competition were also honoured in a formal award ceremony.

Doctor of Philological Sciences and Professor Ravshankhoja Rasulov spoke about the rich expressive potential of the Uzbek language, its historical development, the importance of adhering to literary language standards, and the role of the mother tongue in society.

The artistic programme featured students reciting poems celebrating the Uzbek language, performing traditional dances and presenting theatrical performances. Performances by invited artists added a special atmosphere and festive spirit to the occasion.

The meaningful and diverse programme further strengthened participants’ love for their mother tongue and their sense of national pride and identity.

After all, the mother tongue is the soul of a nation, the priceless treasure of its people and a spiritual legacy passed down to future generations!

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