Center for State Ecological Expertise

The event was attended by T. Aytmuratov, First Deputy Director General of the State Center for Environmental Expertise; O. Boboyorov, Head of the Department at the Center for Teaching the Fundamentals of State-Language Office Administration and Professional Development under Alisher Navoi Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature; and the Center’s staff.

During the event, speakers emphasized that granting Uzbek the status of the state language was one of the most significant milestones in the country’s history. They highlighted that the native language is an integral part of national identity, spirituality, and culture. Discussions also focused on the rich history of the Uzbek language, its unique charm, and its invaluable role in the life of the nation.

The speakers addressed the importance of the state language in public life, the need to preserve and develop it, and the importance of fostering a love for the mother tongue among younger generations. They also stressed that government institutions must comply with literary language standards in their administrative work and ensure that official documents are prepared accurately and correctly in the state language.

As part of the event, recommendations were provided on improving the standards of official communication in the state language, adhering to spelling and stylistic rules when preparing official documents, and making effective use of the Uzbek language’s rich expressive capabilities.

At the conclusion of the event, the winners of the public dictation held in celebration of October 21 — Uzbek Language Day — were recognized and awarded.