Fergana regional administration

The event was attended by Fergana Region Governor Khayrullo Bozorov, representatives of the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan, heads of regional departments and organizations, and members of the trade union community.
Speaking at the event, the governor extended his warm greetings to those gathered. He emphasized that the day celebrates trade union staff and all citizens whose work contributes to the well-being of their families and society.
The event highlighted the active role of trade unions in protecting workers’ rights and interests and ensuring decent conditions for work and rest.
Speakers emphasized that the principle of “For Human Dignity” underpins the reforms being carried out under the leadership of the President of Uzbekistan. More than 4,000 primary trade union organizations in the region now represent nearly 700,000 members. Trade union members actively participate in the reforms, explain their purpose to the public, and help strengthen social protection for workers. The governor noted that the country’s reforms and the results achieved have also received recognition abroad.

It was reported that more than 562,000 women and girls in need in the region had received practical assistance through the Women’s Register program. Conditions at children’s camps had also been improved so that children could enjoy meaningful leisure activities and improve their health. In addition, with support from the Federation, nearly 2,000 residents of the region had the opportunity to visit historic cities, pilgrimage sites, and other places of interest through the “Travel Around Uzbekistan!” program.
Representatives of the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan also extended their greetings to trade union activists. They noted that the legal status of trade unions had been strengthened in recent years and that their role in society continued to grow.
It was announced at the celebration that the Fergana Regional Council of the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan had ranked first nationwide in all areas of its work.
Winners of national and regional competitions, along with a group of activists, received certificates of honor, letters of appreciation, and commemorative gifts.
The celebration continued with performances by renowned artists and song and dance ensembles.