“CHILDREN OF INDEPENDENCE” YOUTH FESTIVAL TAKES PLACE IN NAMANGAN

This festival held under the slogan of “My life, my destiny – my sacred homeland, my beautiful and unique Uzbekistan” was attended by talented young people who had won in various contests, science Olympiads and sports competitions.

The event arranged by the regional council of the Kamolot public youth movement in cooperation with the region’s secondary special and vocational training directorate and its directorate for culture and sports was devoted to the 25th anniversary of Uzbekistan’s independence.

It was noted at this event that constant attention being given to the younger generation’s development was producing great results in their learning modern knowledge and professions and displaying their talent and potential.

“This event held as part of the implementation of the presidential decree dated 6 February 2014 on additional measures directed towards implementing the state youth policy of the Republic of Uzbekistan attracted more than 15 thousand young people of the region. The festival is significant in terms of acquainting young people on the eve of our greatest and dearest holiday with large-scale reforms being carried out in our country, with socio-economic and democratic changes taking place and great construction work being done here as well as in terms of enhancing the sense of involvement in them and further raising their social activeness,” says M.Ubaydullayev, chairman of the Namangan Regional council of the Kamolot public youth movement.

In the event held at the Navbahor central stadium, there was a concert programme consisting of melodies and songs lauding the motherland, independence and youth by well-known singers and young performers, and young sportsmen augmenting Uzbekistan’s glory at the continental and world levels gave public performances.

At the conclusion of the event, 25 young men and girls who had reached the age of 25 and who had set examples in such areas as science, sport, entrepreneurship and craftsmanship for their contemporaries to follow were given certificates of merit and memorable gifts.

UzA