On the occasion of October 21 — the Day the Uzbek Language was Granted State Language Status, a spiritual and educational event was organized at the university. The main goal of the event was to further enhance respect and appreciation for our mother tongue, as well as to strengthen feelings of national pride and patriotism in the hearts of the younger generation.

During the event, it was emphasized that the Uzbek language is an invaluable asset reflecting our national identity, the rich history of our people, and our cultural heritage. University Rector M. Kholmukhamedov spoke about the pivotal role of the mother tongue in society and the unique characteristics of the Uzbek language.

Throughout the program, special tribute was paid to the works of the great thinker and poet Alisher Navai, with recitations of his ghazals. Skilled doira and dutar players performed national melodies and songs, accompanied by traditional o‘lan folk chants and captivating dance performances.

Held at the harmonious intersection of national art and literature, the event inspired all participants, showcasing once again the beauty, elegance, and unparalleled importance of the Uzbek language in the spiritual life of our nation.