Mirziyoyev congratulated the people of Uzbekistan on Eid al-Adha
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated the people of Uzbekistan on Eid al-Adha.
"Dear compatriots! I sincerely congratulate you, dear people, with the Eid al-Adha, which has entered our country, which is becoming more and more prosperous and enlightened by the virtues of peace, kindness and solidarity. In these happy moments, we all deeply feel the spirit and joy of this great day. - we thank the Creator for bringing us to such bright days together with our country," says the beginning of the congratulatory speech.
The President also mentioned 15,000 Uzbeks who are on Hajj pilgrimage these days.
"In these divine moments when pure intentions are answered, we sincerely wish them all to perform their Hajj prayers and return safely to our country," said Mirziyoev.
At the same time, he sincerely congratulated the compatriots in foreign countries. He wished that the ongoing wars and conflicts in different regions of the world would end as soon as possible, and peace and tranquility would always be stable on Earth.
"If we all unite and continue the reforms we have started, we will definitely achieve this great goal. We will certainly raise our children to be educated, skilled, decent people, a truly patriotic generation. May we all be happy and lucky on this way! May the Creator protect our country. !
Once again, I congratulate you, the saints, on the holy Eid al-Adha, and wish you all good health, peace and blessings in your homes. May the Great Day be blessed to all of us!" the congratulation concludes.
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