An international scientific and theoretical forum on the topic 'Problems of Uzbek Language Research and Teaching' was organized at Mirzo Ulugbek University in Uzbekistan.
The event was dedicated to the 37th anniversary of the Uzbek language being granted state language status and the 105th anniversary of the First State Uzbek Orthographic Assembly.
Improving the military education system in the country, enhancing the professional readiness of future officers, and implementing modern pedagogical technologies into the educational process are among the pressing tasks of our time.
The Uzbek language is called a mirror of the national spiritual heritage. Questions about in what aspects the value and originality of the Uzbek language are manifested were posed to a scholar dedicated to protecting the native language.
We addressed several questions to Zulkhumor Kholmonova, Professor at Alisher Navoi University of Uzbek Language and Literature, Doctor of Philological Sciences, who is a defender of the Uzbek language and works diligently in this field.
Literature is a great force that finds a path to the human heart, stimulates thinking, and encourages society to change. A true artistic work invites people to reflect on life and look more deeply at surrounding events.
The works of Abdulla Qahhor, an amazing representative of Uzbek literature, have not lost their relevance even today due to these very aspects.
