A great historical event - listening to the speech of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the 75th session of the UN General Assembly in Uzbek…
The Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet published an article in its September 21 issue entitled "Uzbek at the UN". The question naturally arises: Is this an event that deserves so much attention? How important is his socio-political status?
On the surface, this could be seen as an exceptional change to the UN agenda. According to the rules, this international organization usually uses six languages around the world. For the first time in history, the Uzbek leader spoke in his native language - the language of the great Navoi, Sahibkiran Temur, Bobur, Jaloliddin Manguberdi.
In fact, we have been independent for almost thirty years. It is true that in the past, strong foundations of our economic, political, military and geographical sovereignty have been laid. However, despite all this time, it has been difficult to break the old stereotypes of governance, the functioning of the state system, and society, especially the political elite. To be more precise, there was no will or desire to do so. This created an artificial hybrid value in the life of the state and society. Formed during the Soviet era, communist conservatism and cosmopolitanism, popular among young people, have pushed Uzbek society away from national identity, figuratively speaking. First of all, this limited the existence of the Uzbek language, which was officially declared the state language in the country. For the past 30 years, the official Uzbek language has not become the language of politics and science in a society where 80 percent of the population is Uzbek.
Of course, this factor means that the nation has not really got rid of the old ideologies and spiritual views. In other words, it is a sign that the psyche and thinking of the nation needs "care." The language is the most vivid means of expressing and defining the ethnic identity of any nation. In this sense, the first speech of the President in the Uzbek language from the rostrum of the United Nations is one of the greatest victories we have witnessed during the years of independence. Because language is a political issue as well as a spiritual one for us today. Perhaps it is not surprising that such thoughts have touched the hearts of our Turkish brothers and sisters.
“Alisher Navoi, who turned the Chigatay dialect, one of the cornerstones of the Turkic language, into a literary language, was one of the great representatives of Amir Temur's state at that time.
At the UN General Assembly, which begins tomorrow, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will address the world for the first time in the Navoi language about the achievements, hopes and peace goals of his country, ”the influential Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet wrote.
This speech by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the 75th session of the UN General Assembly is his second participation in the work of this international organization. Earlier, on September 2017, 12, the head of our state made a speech at the UN headquarters in New York. In his speech three years ago, the head of our state from the world stage raised important political issues and proposals that are important for the region and the world community. These include the holding of consultative meetings of Central Asian leaders, the adoption of a special UN resolution on "Enlightenment and Religious Tolerance", the development of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, raising awareness of the Aral Sea issue and resolving the Afghan problem. It is noteworthy that 4 of these proposals have been implemented so far. In particular, consultative meetings of the leaders of the region (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan) have become regular. In 2018, the UN General Assembly approved a special resolution on “Enlightenment and Religious Tolerance”, and this year the Multilateral Partnership for Human Security Trust Fund was launched in the Aral Sea region.
The process of drafting the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is currently in full swing. The fact that the Samarkand human rights forums are being held in this format, of course, means that a serious step has been taken towards this goal.
Among the issues and proposals raised last time was a special one, which is very important not only for the peace and stability of the region, but also for the world community. This is the "Afghan problem."
In March 2018, a high-level international conference on Afghanistan was held in Tashkent and a special declaration was adopted. Today, we can say without hesitation that the international conference "Peace Process, Security Cooperation and Regional Partnership" held in Tashkent was a decisive contribution of Uzbekistan to the intensification of the inter-Afghan peace process. Speaking at the meeting, which was attended by the Presidents of Uzbekistan and Afghanistan, representatives of the permanent members of the UN Security Council, leading countries in the region and influential international organizations, the President of Uzbekistan outlined a clear strategic approach to resolving the conflict in Afghanistan. . They have become the basis for intensifying international efforts to bring peace to Afghanistan.
As a result of almost two years of international efforts under the Tashkent Declaration, a peace agreement was signed between the United States and the Taliban on February 2020, 29 in Doha, Qatar.
The conference was followed by a presentation by the world's leading think tanks, leading experts and members of the media. Analysts say President Shavkat Mirziyoyev's initiative to hold a high-level international conference on Afghanistan is timely and relevant. This can be seen in the fact that the long-awaited inclusive talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban took place yesterday in Doha, Qatar, and that these meetings are essential to lay a solid foundation for inter-Afghan reconciliation. For the past 40 years, there have been no fruitful peace talks in the country.
In his speech, the head of our state also made important initiatives on a number of issues of international and regional significance. In particular, he raised the issues of strengthening peace and stability in the region and globally, sustainable development, human rights and freedoms, expanding constructive dialogue, as well as climate change, food security, poverty eradication and poverty reduction, which concern all mankind today. . Indeed, the eradication of poverty and eradication of poverty, which the head of our state has highlighted as an important issue, is of equal importance for all countries and societies today. “It is not surprising that citizens complain about injustice and that they are different in one region. Both rich economies and developed democracies face these challenges, ”said Noah Tucker, an Islamic scholar in Central Asia, on the Central Asia Program website of the George Washington University Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies on“ Godless Terrorism: Radicalization and Radicalization in Central Asia. revision of control models. ” Indeed, it is widely acknowledged that the motives for international terrorism and radicalism, which are eroding the peace of humanity today, are not only religious or racial-ethnic, but also economic, that is, the desire to make money.
Noah Tucker describes the vast majority of our lost neighbors who have fallen into the hands of terrorists, who have gone abroad in search of work for a living, and who have suffered from inequality. In this sense, it is safe to say that the President's proposal to address this global threat - poverty reduction and its solutions - has attracted the attention of the world community as a problem plaguing the modern world.
In his speech, the head of state also drew attention to the issues of the coronavirus pandemic, which are of great concern to all mankind today, the joint fight against it and overcoming the negative consequences of the spread of the disease. This catastrophe has become one of the first problems facing humanity. This is because the virus, which is not selected by age, sex, nationality or state, is very fast spreading and deadly. In this regard, it should be noted that the timely measures taken in our country on the instructions of the President have reduced the risk of disease.
Based on this report of our President, there is another aspect that should be noted. It is known that in his address to the Oliy Majlis earlier this year, the head of our state raised the issue of membership in the UN Human Rights Council for 2021-2023. Admittedly, in recent years, our country has taken bold steps in this direction. These include a sharp reduction in the number of religious and political prisoners, freedom of the press and freedom of speech, and reforms to free elections.
We started our speech with an article in the Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet and comments about our MOTHER TONGUE, which has been recognized by the Turkish press as a language of life and everyday life, which for many years suffered from colonial oppression.
Indeed, the fact that the President delivered his speech in our native language is not only a social but also a profound political event in our hundred-year history. In essence, this movement shows that the path to a truly nation-state is irreversible. This will further enhance the value of our native language, which is the crown of our state and nation, the highest symbol.
Today is a historic day for the nation. Because our language, which has gone through many hardships, humiliated, humiliated, brought up the great Navoi, Temur, Jaloliddin and Babur, is regaining its glory. Uzbek is being reborn, the new Uzbekistan is taking its place on the world stage!
U jizni jeleznoe pravilo: chto zavaril - to i rasxlёbyvaesh.
Opsuimologist - a man who helps
in slozhnyx voprosax.