Literary conference press-release

A meeting with Rahmon Kochkor, a member of the Writers' Union of Uzbekistan, within

the framework of the "Ma'rifat ulashib" project

PRESS RELEASE

   On December 16 of this year, another literary meeting was held at the International Nordic University within the framework of the "Sharing Enlightenment" project based on the promotion of virtue and moral ideas. 

 Literary critic, winner of the "Fame" medal, "Excellence of Public Education" badge, works "The Value of Talent", "If you argue with me", "Borrowed light" and the best literary show - The author of "Hayrat" Rahmon Kochkar was a guest of the meeting. 

  The well-known scientist, who is one of the biggest promoters of spirituality of our republic, paid attention at the conference to raise the spirituality of students and youth, to promote reading among them, and to increase the culture of reading. 

 Rahmon Kochkor interacted with students who are passionate about artistic creation and journalism, and conveyed to the young people the rich comments about new books of contemporary artists, literary developments and people's thinking. Touching on the years of work in the Cabinet of Ministers, he spoke about his efforts in the process of bringing out the lameness and development of youth education.

At the meeting, a broad overview of our social life, moral norms and cultural heritage was discussed. Students were encouraged to respect our people, our nation, fulfill their duties honestly and unite. Also, in his speech, the scientist spoke about the independent, free spirit of Uzbek poetry, the literature that unites the nation and shows the way to the future.

 Rahmon Kochkor listed the factors that bring Nordic students closer to book reading. After all, only educated young people are the guarantee of the country's development.

 During the conference, members of the Nordic "Student Theater Studio" skillfully performed a new play - "Step" (screenplay author and directors - Shadiyor Niyatqabilov, Laziz Rustamov). The performance prompted the audience to think deeply about the complications of drug addiction, whether every step taken today will have a positive or negative result tomorrow, and to appreciate the gift of time.