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

The initiative delivered food packages and festive gifts to low-income families representing different ethnic communities, elderly individuals living alone, and socially vulnerable groups. The event contributed to fostering an atmosphere of compassion, generosity, and unity across society during the holiday season.

The “Sharing Kindness” project is viewed not merely as a charitable campaign, but as a practical manifestation of Uzbekistan’s social policy, demonstrating that every citizen receives attention regardless of ethnic background. Its primary objective is to support vulnerable populations while strengthening social cohesion and mutual understanding.

During the event, representatives of the organizing institutions engaged directly with beneficiaries, learning about their needs and challenges. This approach helps ensure that social assistance remains targeted and effective.

Experts note that humanitarian initiatives of this kind play a significant role in maintaining social stability and reinforcing public trust in government institutions. In a multiethnic society, such projects serve as effective tools for promoting interethnic harmony and tolerance.

Today, initiatives rooted in compassion and solidarity remain among the key priorities of Uzbekistan’s social policy. The “Sharing Kindness” project vividly illustrates that sustainable development and societal progress are closely linked to values of humanity, generosity, and mutual support.