A festive event and award ceremony dedicated to the 35th anniversary of the state independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan were held at the building of the Agency for Management of State Assets.
The event was led by Sohibjon Murodov, Director of the Agency for Management of State Assets. Employees of the Agency’s central office, as well as representatives of its system organizations and territorial divisions, also participated in the event online via the Zoom platform.
During the event, the country’s significant achievements over the years of independence, as well as large-scale reforms aimed at further developing the country and improving the well-being of the people, were highlighted. Particular emphasis was placed on the special role of independence in the life of every citizen, the importance of preserving peace and stability, and dedicated service for the prosperity of the Motherland.
The main part of the ceremony featured the official recognition of Agency employees who, through their initiative, responsibility, and dedicated work, have made a valuable contribution to the development of the organization and the effective functioning of the system.
In particular, 86 employees of the Agency’s central office, territorial divisions, and system organizations were presented with certificates of merit while 102 employees were awarded the “35th Anniversary of Independence” commemorative badge. The award recipients were also presented with commemorative gifts.
The event served as a well-deserved recognition of the employees’ contribution to advancing the Agency’s activities, ensuring effective management of state assets, implementing reforms in the sector, and carrying out the tasks assigned to the system effectively.
We sincerely congratulate all our compatriots on the 35th anniversary of the state independence of the Republic of Uzbekistan! We wish everyone good health, family well-being, great success in their responsible and honorable work, and new achievements for the prosperity and development of our country.
