"Sharing Enlightenment" project.

On April 23, as part of the "Sharing Enlightenment" project, a literary gathering was arranged featuring Erkin Azam, Olimjon Davlatov, and Khurshid Abdurashidlar, members of the Writers' Union of Uzbekistan.

Enlightenment embodies education aimed at enhancing people's consciousness, knowledge, and culture. It shields individuals from ignorance, steers them away from wrongdoing, and fosters good conduct and manners. Given its significance, the event was meticulously organized.

The program commenced with a tree-planting ceremony under the "Green Space" initiative. Esteemed writers Erkin Azam, Olimjon Davlatov, and Khurshid Abdurashid, alongside university rector Ilkhomjon Tukhtasinov, administrative representatives, and students, joined hands in planting new saplings on the university grounds.

Following the tree-planting activity, guests and university officials collectively visited Schools No. 12 and No. 81 situated in the Uchtepa district.

At the school, gatherings with writers, university delegates, and school pupils took place. Writers shared insights into life's journey, while schoolchildren presented prepared performances. Additionally, various sports competitions were organized.

Subsequently, a session was arranged between the guests and students at the university. The university's rector, Ilkhomjon Tukhtasinov, inaugurated the session, followed by the guests enlightening students on the art of writing and the pivotal role of enlightenment in personal growth and societal development. Students engaged in discussions with the guests, acquiring valuable insights, and received commemorative letters from their admired writers.

The interaction with the writers continued at the university's dormitories, where they engaged in lively conversations around the campfire. Students also shared their literary works, receiving feedback and guidance from the writers.

The gathering with these enlightening figures concluded, leaving behind a wealth of captivating impressions.

2024-04-24 05-08