If you want to know our power, look at the constructions of our buildings

UZBEKISTAN

Uzbekistan proclaimed it’s independence on the 31 August 1991 and since that time the life of our people has changed greatly. There are a lot of challenges for everybody and the life of the young generation is very interesting and exciting. Now there are so many national sport competitions like the Tashkent Open tennis championship held every year and the national Kurash championship these attract people from different countries to come and join young Uzbek sportsmen and women.
One thing is especially good for school children is that they have the opportunity to study their school subjects using new textbooks written in Uzbekistan.
The whole face of the country has become different. There are so many new multi storey buildings, banks , squares and other important sights.
And in almost every city, if you are in the centre, it is very difficult to tell that you are in the heart of Ancient Central Asia because many of the buildings are modern.

If you want to know our power , look at the constructions of our buildings

Amir Temur

Sights of Uzbekistan

Like any other country Uzbekistan has many faces and each of them shows something unusal about the nation .Every city and region has something that you will not find

in the other parts of the country.
Samarkand is famous for it’s round patir bread, which can stay fresh for several weeks.
Namangan’s apples are the best because it is sunny almost all
the year.
Khiva is popular with it’s carpets, which are handmade and
therefore very expencive, even in other countries.
Zeravshan has the best quality gold.
Tashkent has the biggest bazaars.
But wherever you go you will find very hospitable people and
you will eat the main dish of Uzbek people- plov.
Some people say Alexander the Great’s cook was the first
person to cook palov, but another one’s say that Avicena
made the first palov.
Samarkand is one of the ancient cities of the world. Many centuries ago, it was a centre
of ancient civilization and the seat of historical and cultural traditions of the peoples
of Central Asia.
Samarkand region is the place where all the tourists go when they visit Uzbekistan.
This is because all the famous historical buildings and monuments are there.
Mosque of Guri -Emir
From time immemorial Bukhara was homeland unconquerable, honest and strong heroes
Medrese Miri Arab
Pearls of Uzbekistan
Answer the questions
Who is the Head of our Republic?
When do we celebrate the independence day in Uzbekistan?
When was our constitution adopted?
What is the legislative branch of Uzbekistan?
Who composed the Uzbek national anthem?
How many regions are there in Uzbekistan?
How many stars can you see on the flag of Uzbekistan?
What was the capital of Uzbekistan before Tashkent?
What is the main agricultural product in Uzbekistan?
What kind of traditional holiday we celebrate in spring in Uzbekistan?
Under the wise leadership of the President Islam Karimov Uzbekistan has now entered an era of renaissance of it’s spiritual and intellectual values an era of radical transformation in the economic, political and social spheres.
Uzbekistan has begun the building of a democratic, lawful and secular society with an open market economy and a strong system of social protection.
Taking into consideration of the concrete situation, mentality and traditions of the Uzbek people the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov has elaborated 5 basic principles of our reform, as main directions of the countries internal policy:
The first principle, economics should have priority over politics.
The second principle, all reforms should be initiated by the state.
The third principle, all fields of life should be ruled by law.
The fourth principle, social policies should be very strong.
The fifth principle, transition towards a market-oriented economy should proceed in an evolutionary, rather than revolutionary way and with as little harm as possible to the peoples living standarts.
Holidays in Uzbekistan
Independence Day – 1st of September
Constitution Day – 8th of December
New Year’s Day – 1st of January
Women’s Day – 8th of March
Holiday of Navruz- 21st of March
Victory Day- 9th of May
Moslem holidays- Ramazan Khayit and Kurban Khait
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sovereignty/of/the /republic.
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There/Uzbekistan/are/stars/in.
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