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Minister of Culture Ozodbek Nazarbekov took part in the ceremonial event held at the General Prosecutor's Office in connection with the 32nd anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution.

2024-12-08 11:00:00 / News

The event was attended by officials from the prosecution authorities, the Department for Combating Economic Crimes under the General Prosecutor’s Office, the Enforcement Bureau, professors from the Academy of Law Enforcement, representatives from the Public Support Center for Veterans, heads of public councils, renowned scholars, cultural figures, and media representatives.
The State Anthem was sung collectively during the event.
The Prosecutor General, Nigmatilla Yoldoshev, opened the event with an introductory speech, congratulating everyone on the 32nd anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution.
It was emphasized that our Basic Law serves as a historic foundation for the prioritization of human dignity and has become an essential legal framework for implementing transformative reforms.
Particularly significant is the fact that it was adopted in a new version based on the 2023 nationwide referendum, which holds decisive importance for the present and future of the nation.
The updated Constitution, initiated by our respected President, became a firm legal guarantee of irreversible changes aimed at building a new Uzbekistan and ensuring the rule of law—marking, in fact, the first time that all priority provisions of a perfected Constitution are directly applied in our national statehood history.
During the event, a new initiative was highlighted—the opening of an exhibition at the Prosecutor General’s Museum dedicated to immortalizing the names of repressed personnel.
It was emphasized that the work to preserve the memory of these repressed prosecutors had been completed, and unique exhibits reflecting their lives and activities were placed in this museum.
During the event, groups that actively participated in researching the history of the formation of the prosecution authorities, revealing historical truths about the system’s activities, and contributing to the development of Uzbek jurisprudence were recognized and honored.
Prominent scholars and cultural figures also spoke, congratulating everyone on the holiday and specifically praising the positive results of the spiritual and educational activities conducted by the prosecution authorities, particularly regarding the immortalization of repressed prosecutors.
Following the event, a ceremony was held at the Uzbekistan Prosecutor’s Museum to open an exhibition dedicated to repressed prosecutors.
It was announced that the Uzbekistan Prosecutor’s Museum had been expanded with the use of innovative technologies and enriched with unique exhibits, including around 20 stands, over 30 special models, and scenes highlighting the lives and activities of over 100 prosecutors who were victims of fabricated accusations between the 1930s and 1980s.
Additionally, during the event, a grand library of the General Prosecutor’s Office, containing over 10,000 books, was opened.
In general, such institutions and activities organized at the General Prosecutor’s Office contribute not only to the moral development of prosecution personnel but also to the cultivation of respect for national traditions and the spiritual heritage of ancestors, especially among the youth.

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Latest update: 2024-12-16 14:57:42