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Holidays in Uzbekistan

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HOLIDAYS IN HOLIDAYS IN UZBEKISTANUZBEKISTAN

NowruzNowruz 'New Day''New Day'  All the peoples consider spring the time of All the peoples consider spring the time of revival, renewal, great expectations and revival, renewal, great expectations and hopes. The spring holiday hopes. The spring holiday NavruzNavruz is the is the incarnation of all this. The holiday is incarnation of all this. The holiday is celebrated on celebrated on March 21stMarch 21st , on the day of the , on the day of the vernal equinox. According to the oriental vernal equinox. According to the oriental calendar Navruz marks the beginning of the calendar Navruz marks the beginning of the New Year. Navruz began to be celebrated in New Year. Navruz began to be celebrated in a very distant past and has always been a a very distant past and has al

Independence DayIndependence Day  Independence DayIndependence Day is the major is the major and the most revered holiday and the most revered holiday in in UzbekistanUzbekistan . The country gained . The country gained independence on independence on August 31, August 31, 19911991 . This year the date has been . This year the date has been celebrated for the fourteenth time. celebrated for the fourteenth time. On Independence Day outdoor On Independence Day outdoor fetes and gala concerts take place fetes and gala concerts take place in all cities, towns and villages of in all cities, towns and villages of Uzbekistan. The main show is held Uzbekistan. The main show is held on the huge stage of the Alisher on the huge stage of the Alisher Navoiy National Park in Navoiy National Par

Constitution DayConstitution Day  The residents of Uzbekistan The residents of Uzbekistan could enjoy their civil rights could enjoy their civil rights only after the Constitution had only after the Constitution had been adopted. It was such an been adopted. It was such an important political event for important political event for Uzbek people that in 1992 the Uzbek people that in 1992 the date of date of DecemberDecember 8th8th was was proclaimed as proclaimed as Constitution Constitution DayDay , a yearly national holiday., a yearly national holiday.

Commemoration DayCommemoration Day  The calendar of the national The calendar of the national holidays of Uzbekistan also holidays of Uzbekistan also has has Commemoration Commemoration DayDay which is celebrated which is celebrated on on May 9thMay 9th . On this day all . On this day all those Uzbekistan citizens who those Uzbekistan citizens who gave their lives for the gave their lives for the freedom of their motherland, freedom of their motherland, who bravely fought in the who bravely fought in the World War II, who selflessly World War II, who selflessly worked in the home front for worked in the home front for the sake of the victory over the sake of the victory over the fascist Germany, are the fascist Germany, are commemorated. commemorated.

Women's DayWomen's Day  March 8thMarch 8th is is celebrated as celebrated as International International WoWo men's Daymen's Day in in Uzbekistan. On Uzbekistan. On this day men of all this day men of all ages and status ages and status show their love show their love and respect to and respect to women, give them women, give them flowers and flowers and presents. presents.

Teacher's DayTeacher's Day  October 1stOctober 1st is celebrated as is celebrated as the national the national Teacher's DayTeacher's Day ..  In Uzbekistan the Teacher's In Uzbekistan the Teacher's Day is marked as a red-Day is marked as a red- lettered day. Such events as lettered day. Such events as festive performances, parody festive performances, parody show, morning performances show, morning performances and concerts are held in and concerts are held in schools and universities on the schools and universities on the eve of the holiday… A lot of eve of the holiday… A lot of graduates arrange the graduates arrange the meetings and greet their meetings and greet their teachers on the 1st of October. teachers on the 1st of October.

New Year's DayNew Year's Day  New Year's Eve and New Year's Eve and New New Year's DayYear's Day are also are also celebrated by Uzbek people celebrated by Uzbek people with great enthusiasm. In with great enthusiasm. In every family a New Year tree every family a New Year tree is decorated and a feast is is decorated and a feast is prepared. Outdoor fetes take prepared. Outdoor fetes take place, too. Various place, too. Various entertainment programs are entertainment programs are broadcast on TV.broadcast on TV.

Kurban-KhaitKurban-Khait  Among the state holidays of Among the state holidays of Uzbekistan there are many Uzbekistan there are many religious ones. They are religious ones. They are celebrated according to the celebrated according to the Muslim lunar calendar. In the Muslim lunar calendar. In the Soviet times these holidays Soviet times these holidays were banned in Uzbekistan. were banned in Uzbekistan. But after the country became But after the country became independent, these holidays independent, these holidays were legalized and by now were legalized and by now they have acquired really they have acquired really nation-wide character. nation-wide character.

Ramazan-KhaitRamazan-Khait  Ramazan-KhaitRamazan-Khait is a holiday of is a holiday of moral purification and spiritual moral purification and spiritual revival. This holiday comes revival. This holiday comes after 30-day fast and falls at the after 30-day fast and falls at the ninth month of the Muslim ninth month of the Muslim calendar. During these days it is calendar. During these days it is a custom to commemorate the a custom to commemorate the deceased, to visit and help the deceased, to visit and help the sick, lonely and poor.sick, lonely and poor.

Uzbekistan works to prevent Uzbekistan works to prevent misuse of Ramadan donationsmisuse of Ramadan donations  ““ Money flows need to be made as Money flows need to be made as transparent as possible … (and) transparent as possible … (and) shipping tainted money out of shipping tainted money out of Uzbekistan has been growing more Uzbekistan has been growing more and more difficult,” political scientist and more difficult,” political scientist Valery Khan said. “The government Valery Khan said. “The government has taken adequate steps. One was has taken adequate steps. One was passing the Law to Combat passing the Law to Combat Corruption and Money Laundering Corruption and Money Laundering not long ago.” not long ago.”  During Ramadan, Muslims not only During Ramadan, Muslims not only

CELEBRATING RAMADAN EID CELEBRATING RAMADAN EID IN UZBEKISTANIN UZBEKISTAN  The President of Uzbekistan, Islam The President of Uzbekistan, Islam Karimov, has signed a resolution Karimov, has signed a resolution "On "On Celebrating the Ramazan Hayit Celebrating the Ramazan Hayit Holiday" Holiday" which declares Wednesday, which declares Wednesday, August 31, 2011, as the date of the August 31, 2011, as the date of the non-working day off public holiday for non-working day off public holiday for the upcoming the upcoming Ramazan Hayit Ramazan Hayit (End of (End of Ramadan) holidayRamadan) holiday  Earlier mis week Earlier mis week (25-Aua-2011)(25-Aua-2011) . . President Karimov had signed another President Karimov had signed another non-working public holiday resolution,

ABOUT INDEPENDENCE ABOUT INDEPENDENCE DAYDAY  About Independence DayAbout Independence Day Uzbekistan officially Uzbekistan officially known as the Republic of Uzbekistan is called in known as the Republic of Uzbekistan is called in native Uzbek language as “O‘zbekiston native Uzbek language as “O‘zbekiston Respublikasi”. Uzbekistan celebrates its Respublikasi”. Uzbekistan celebrates its Independence Day on September 1st of every year. Independence Day on September 1st of every year. Uzbekistan got its independence from Russia in Uzbekistan got its independence from Russia in September 1, 1991 after many years of suppression. September 1, 1991 after many years of suppression. Russia conquered Uzbekistan in the late 19th Russia conquered Uzbekistan in the late 19th century and set up a soc

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