National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The event was attended by Committee staff, renowned scholar and literary critic Norboy Jabborov, Doctor of Philology and Professor and Dadakhon Muhammadiev, a poet and member of the Writers’ Union of Uzbekistan.

During the event, speakers highlighted that Uzbek is one of the world’s oldest and richest languages. In addition to its role in preserving national identity and spiritual heritage, particular attention was given to the importance of language in safeguarding the enduring values passed down through generations, including respect for nature, the responsible use of land and water and environmental protection.

It was also emphasised that the folk wisdom and love of nature expressed through the native language play an important role in fostering environmental awareness and a sense of responsibility among younger generations.

The programme featured insightful presentations on the topics “Language as the Foundation of National Identity and Spiritual Development” and “The Uzbek Language in the Digital Age”. Musical performances and songs dedicated to the Uzbek language, presented by artists, enriched the event and left participants with lasting impressions.