Homeland is the place where every person was born and raised, the place where their umbilical cord blood was shed, the peaceful abode where our ancestors lived. Our Uzbekistan is considered to be such a heavenly land.

Every person in the world expresses their deep love for their country in different ways. Some work hard to develop their homeland, while others mobilize their talents and skills for the sake of the place where they were born and raised.

When we think of the homeland, we imagine a place where our childhood memories are concentrated, where our loved ones lived, and where the breath of mother earth breathes. Do you know why the homeland is compared to a mother? Because, just as a mother takes care of and raises her child with love, the homeland also protects, honors, nourishes, and shows love. When our athletes sing our anthem from the heart on the vast fields and raise our flag high, I am very proud of my country, Uzbekistan.

Many poets have described the homeland as a unique and sacred place in a number of their stories and poems. In particular, let us pay attention to these lines of the famous poet and enlightener Sidqi Khandayliqi:

“Is homeland rare? The place where I was born, the place where I live, the place where I hang out, play and laugh..”

My soul is the Homeland, my body is the Homeland, my eyes are the Homeland,

Forget it, I’ll go to the cemetery when I see it.

The words of our first president, Islam Karimov, filled with boundless love for our homeland, will conclude my speech:

“Of course, the world is vast, there are many countries in the world, but our unique country, Uzbekistan, is unique in this world. This beautiful country, this sacred land is dedicated only to us!”

Born in 2010 in Bukhara region; currently, he has completed 9th grade and is entering 10th grade.

• He is very interested in reading books, writing poems, articles, and preparing projects.

• Winner of various science Olympiads,

• Participated in a number of programs such as ‘The FXB Climate Advocates Program’ and ‘Shape the Future Challenge’.

• Participant of Zakovat Club, Ibrat Debate, Neo Kitobkhon competitions

• Holder of more than 50 certificates, vouchers, diplomas

• National Certificate of Mother Tongue (63); CEFR (55)

• The article “Preserving the Green Planet – the Duty of Each of Us” was published in Italian in the newspaper “Alessandria News Media” and was also covered in detail on Google.