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A literary meeting held as part of the "Ma'rifat Ulashib" initiative, aimed at promoting positive behaviors and ethical concepts at Nordic University
December 16 , 2024
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Scholar and youth
The rector of Nordic University, Sherzod Mustafakulov, presented the meeting's guest, literary scholar and author Rahmon Qo'chqorov, known for the popular literary program "Hayrat." Qo'chqorov is a recipient of the "Shuhrat" medal and holds the title of "Excellence in Public Education."
A prominent advocate for spirituality in our nation, the esteemed scholar shared insightful and lesser-known aspects of Gafur Gulom's life and contributions during the event. He presented selections from works that, despite being composed during periods of national and communal grief, remained unpublished owing to the restrictions of the time in which he lived.
The event offered a comprehensive overview of the contributions and endeavors of several distinguished individuals from our nation, including Abdulla Qodiriy, Abdulla Oripov, and Erkin Vohidov. Rahmon Qo'chqor expressed his thoughtful insights on literary and historical developments, emphasizing the importance of national thought and the value of intellectual progress for the youth.
The meeting offered a comprehensive overview of the various aspects of our social life, ethical standards, and cultural heritage. The students were urged to honor our community and country, carry out their responsibilities with sincerity, and come together in solidarity. Furthermore, important suggestions were provided concerning the thoughtful choice and analysis of sources shared on social media.
The literary meeting offered a wealth of insightful ideas that will undoubtedly encourage students to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the habit of reading books. Ultimately, it is the educated youth who serve as the assurance of the nation's development.
At the event, the members of the Nordic "Student Theater Studio" showcased their latest production, "Qadam."
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