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United as one homeland and one people, we are creating a new life and a new future.


On September 7, 2026, Associate Professor J. Iskandarov, an honorary faculty member, conducted an Independence Day lesson for first-year Psychology students from the Faculty of Psychology and Arts on the theme: "As one homeland and one people, we create a new life and future."
During the lesson, information was presented regarding the historic and unparalleled significance of the Republic of Uzbekistan's independence in the life of the country, the immense achievements attained during the years of independence, and the large-scale reforms being implemented in society and the state. Discussions focused on appreciating today’s peaceful and prosperous life, loyalty to the Motherland, respect for national values, the unity of the people, and the responsibility of youth in building the country's future. The essence of the "One Homeland, One People" concept was explained to the students, and emphasis was placed on the importance of making a worthy contribution to the nation's development, acquiring solid knowledge, and cultivating an active civic stance.