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A spiritual and educational event titled "Girls — The Future of the Nation" was held

08.10.2026 1 min read 290

A spiritual and educational event titled "Girls — The Future of the Nation" was held

Today, on the occasion of October 11 — International Day of the Girl Child, a spiritual and educational event titled "Girls — The Future of the Nation" ("Qizlar — millat kelajagi") was organized at our university.

The main purpose of the event was to focus attention on the role of young girls in society, opportunities for their education and self-realization, the protection of their rights and interests, and supporting their future goals and aspirations.

The event was opened with a speech by the Rector of our university, Mukhsinjon Kholmukhamedov.

Furthermore, during the meeting, Sayyorakhon Matlubova, Saodatkhon Matlubova, and Mukharramkhon Jurayeva participated in a warm dialogue with the young female students. Drawing from their life experiences, knowledge, and skills, the guests offered recommendations to the girls regarding education, continuous self-improvement, striving for professional and personal growth, and preserving national values.

During the event, information was provided on the educational opportunities being created for women in our country. In particular, key initiatives were highlighted, such as covering tuition contract fees for female undergraduate students and providing full state educational grants for women at the master's degree level.

The event also illuminated the role of women from the perspective of national values, emphasizing not only their educational and professional endeavors but also their position within the family. Special emphasis was placed on the image of an active, educated, responsible, and spiritually mature woman in family and community life.

The program was enriched with cultural performances, featuring theatrical sketches, live vocal music, performances by dutor players, and poetry dedicated to honoring women.

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