Cultural and educational event to mark Uzbek Language Day held
2026-10-22 19:15:00 / News of ministry

The event brought together the Ministry’s leadership and staff, linguists, representatives of the cultural and artistic community, and invited guests.
The programme opened with a creative on-stage dialogue performed by Ministry employees, followed by a video presentation highlighting the history of the Uzbek language, its cultural heritage, and its importance as an expression of national identity.
The event featured remarks by Obiddin Mahmudov, Adviser to the Minister of Economy and Finance; Professor Bahodir Karim, Doctor of Philological Sciences and Honoured Youth Mentor of the Republic of Uzbekistan; and Oygul Kajanova, Adviser to the Chairman of the Treasury Service Committee.
The speakers highlighted the essential role of the Uzbek language in shaping national identity, preserving historical memory, and passing cultural and spiritual values on to future generations. Particular attention was also given to strengthening the status of the state language and promoting its effective use in official communication and administrative procedures.
A theatrical performance added a creative dimension to the celebrations. The programme also featured a performance by Mashu Komazaki, a student at the Yunus Rajabiy Uzbek National Institute of Musical Art and the first recipient of the title “Ambassador of Uzbek Culture”.
Another highlight of the event was an awards ceremony honouring the winners of the Nationwide Dictation Competition. Participants who achieved outstanding results were recognised for their performance. The initiative aimed to strengthen employees' written proficiency in the state language, encourage adherence to Uzbek language standards, and promote effective written communication.
The event concluded with a discussion of the book “Jadidism in Turkestan”, focusing on the Jadid reformers’ dedicated efforts to advance the Uzbek language and establish national schools and the press. Participants also exchanged views on the continued relevance of their ideas today.
Throughout the event, speakers emphasised the importance of respecting the Uzbek language, using it correctly in everyday professional activities and official correspondence, and preserving its rich linguistic heritage.
PR and Communications Department
Ministry of Economy and Finance









