President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, participated in an iftar during his visit to Namangan on March 25th, as reported by the presidential press service. The event was attended by elders not only from Namangan but also from Fergana and Andijan regions.
In his address, President Mirziyoyev expressed gratitude to his compatriots for their generosity and efforts in charitable activities. He emphasized the importance of unity and solidarity among the diverse Uzbek nation, highlighting the values of compassion and care for each other.
The President extended congratulations and well wishes for health and prosperity to his fellow citizens living abroad. He mentioned that over 40 religious leaders from Uzbekistan recently visited countries like Russia, the USA, South Korea, Turkey, and Egypt to encourage their compatriots to uphold faith, moral values, and respect the laws of the host countries.
Quoting Alisher Navoi and referring to the principle of "Uzbekistan as a social state" enshrined in the updated Constitution, President Mirziyoyev emphasized the essence of Islamic values of humanity and mercy, stressing the importance of treating others as one would wish to be treated.
In conclusion, the President expressed hopes for peace and stability during the sacred month of Ramadan, calling for brotherhood, mutual respect, and support among people and nations. He encouraged the youth to excel globally, contributing to the country's reputation, aiming for Uzbekistan to become a leading and advanced nation.
The iftar included recitation of Quranic verses and prayers for peace and prosperity for the people of Uzbekistan, as stated in the announcement.
