From Mother Tongue to National Pride, from National Pride to Dedicated Service
2026-10-26 22:05:00 / News
A spiritual and educational session was held at the Ministry of Internal Affairs to promote respect for the mother tongue, a strong sense of duty and loyalty to the Motherland.
The session took place at the Ministry of Internal Affairs’ Palace of Culture, with personnel from the central apparatus. It focused on strengthening employees’ sense of duty, honor and loyalty, as well as the role of mother tongue in shaping national identity.
The event began with an address by Sherzodkhan Kudratkhuja, Rector of the University of Journalism and Mass Communications of Uzbekistan, Doctor of Political Science and Professor.
In connection with Uzbek Language Day, celebrated on October 21, the participants discussed the history of the mother tongue, its place in national spirituality and its importance to statehood development.
Particular attention was paid to the development of the Uzbek language from the time of Alisher Navoi to the present day, its enrichment and refinement over the centuries, and the historical significance of its adoption as the state language on October 21, 1989.
During the next part of the session, personnel of the internal affairs bodies were encouraged to strengthen the principles of "Duty, Honor, and Loyalty."
During the presentation, it was emphasized that duty means taking responsibility for maintaining public order and the rule of law; honor represents the dignity of the profession and the trust of citizens; and loyalty signifies devotion to the nation, its people, and its service oath.
It was also noted that respect for national values, a high standard of conduct, honesty and fairness are essential qualities that shape the professional and moral character of every employee.
The participants also watched a video covering recent political and social developments in the country.
As a result of the educational program, the personnel have gained a greater sense of pride in their nation, devotion to the Motherland, as well as a greater sense of responsibility for their duties.