Particular attention was given to the upbringing of the younger generation and to preserving the native language, national traditions, and cultural and spiritual values among Uzbek families living abroad.
The participants emphasized the importance of systematic work with children and young people who were born or raised outside Uzbekistan. The discussion focused on creating conditions that would allow them to stay connected to their roots, culture, and homeland while successfully integrating into the society of the country where they live.
Another topic of discussion was the training of young professionals who are fluent in foreign languages and able to work with youth abroad while taking into account their linguistic and cultural environment.
According to the participants, such specialists can play an important role in developing educational programs and passing national and spiritual values on to the next generation of compatriots. For Vatan Global Alliance, one of the key priorities remains strengthening direct engagement between government and public organizations in Uzbekistan and the Uzbek diaspora abroad.
In this context, the dialogue with the Muslim Board of Uzbekistan and the Committee on Religious Affairs is viewed as an important step toward developing new joint initiatives. During the meeting, the parties also exchanged practical proposals for projects that could benefit families, young people, and compatriots living outside the country.
Following the talks, the parties expressed their readiness to continue working together and develop specific areas of cooperation.
Vatan Global Alliance will continue working to strengthen spiritual, cultural, and educational ties between Uzbekistan and compatriots abroad, while supporting initiatives aimed at preserving the national identity of the younger generation.