The Committee on Interethnic Relations and Compatriots abroad of the Republic of Uzbekistan

The Tashkent Bashkir National Cultural Center held a New Year celebration that brought together participants aged from 7 to 70. The event featured traditional songs, dances, children’s performances, and theatrical presentations reflecting Bashkir cultural heritage.

Speakers at the event emphasized the importance of the New Year as a unifying occasion that brings together different generations and strengthens mutual respect and social cohesion.

In addition, the Azerbaijan National Cultural Center of Uzbekistan organized its own New Year celebration. The program included musical performances, national dances, and festive activities for children, showcasing Azerbaijani cultural traditions in a warm and celebratory atmosphere.

These events reflect Uzbekistan’s commitment to interethnic harmony, tolerance, and cultural diversity. The New Year is celebrated as a shared holiday that unites people of different nationalities around common values and aspirations.

National cultural centers continue to play an important role in fostering friendship, harmony, and intercultural dialogue in society. New Year celebrations such as these serve as a vivid expression of unity and mutual understanding among the diverse communities of Uzbekistan.