Bugun, 21-oktabr — Özbek tili bayrami kuni munosabati bilan poytaxtdagi Adiblar xiyobonida turli vazirlik va idoralar, taşkilot hamda muassasalar vakillari iştirokida buyuk ajdodlarimiz xotirasiga hurmat bajo keltirilib, haykallar poyiga gullar qöyildi. Mazkur tadbirda Ixtisoslaştirilgan ta’lim muassasalari agentligi xodimlari ham iştirok etib, buyuk mutafakkir va şoir Alişer Navoiy haykali poyiga gullar qöyişdi.

Marosim davomida uluğ bobokalonimizning özbek tili va adabiyoti rivojiga qöşgan ulkan hissasi, boy ma’naviy merosi hamda ona tilimiz ravnaqi yölidagi beqiyos xizmatlari yuksak ehtirom bilan yodga olindi.

Alişer Navoiy özining betakror ijodi va bebaho asarlari orqali özbek tilining boy imkoniyatlarini namoyon etib, uning taraqqiyotiga ulkan hissa qöşgan. Buyuk şoirning merosi bugun ham ona tilimizni asrab-avaylaş, uning nufuzini oşiriş va yoş avlod qalbida milliy qadriyatlarga hurmat tuyğusini şakllantirişda muhim ahamiyat kasb etadi.

Mazkur marosim ona tilimizga bölgan yuksak ehtirom, milliy özligimiz va ma’naviy merosimizga sadoqatning yorqin ifodasi böldi.

Today, October 21, on the occasion of Uzbek Language Day, representatives from various ministries, departments, organizations, and institutions gathered at the Alley of Writers in the capital of Uzbekistan to pay tribute to our great ancestors and lay flowers at their monuments. Staff from the Agency for Specialized Educational Institutions also took part in the ceremony, laying flowers at the monument of the great thinker and poet Alisher Navoiy.

During the event, participants honored the legendary poet's immense contribution to the development of Uzbek language and literature, his rich spiritual heritage, and his invaluable dedication to the advancement of our native tongue.

Through his unique works, Alisher Navoiy demonstrated the vast potential of the Uzbek language and played a pivotal role in its development. Today, his legacy remains vital in preserving our native language, enhancing its prestige, and fostering respect for national values among the younger generation.

The ceremony served as a bright reflection of deep respect for our native language and enduring commitment to our national identity and cultural heritage.