An article has been published in the Xalq so‘zi newspaper about a project of great life-changing significance for the children of our compatriots in European countries—particularly in the Nordic countries—implemented in cooperation with the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of Uzbekistan, the Nordic International University, our embassy in Sweden, and the National Cultural Center under it.
This project is important because it aims to preserve the mother tongue and ensure the continuity of national values between generations. It is not just a language class, but an effort to prevent forgetting one’s national identity even while abroad, and to keep Uzbekistan and its values alive in the hearts of young people.
Read the article by Rector Sherzod Mustafakulov in today’s issue of the newspaper.
