The appeal was prepared following meetings of fellow Uzbeks in Philadelphia and New York, where presentations of the book “Millat Shavkati” were held. Representatives of the Uzbek diaspora, public figures, and community activists took part in the events.
During the meetings, participants discussed the changes taking place in Uzbekistan, the development of the country’s international ties, and the role of Uzbeks living abroad. Particular attention was given to opportunities for cooperation in business, investment, education, culture, and the exchange of experience.
In their appeal, the participants also emphasized the importance of strengthening ties between the Uzbek diaspora and their historical homeland, supporting younger generations who grew up abroad, and promoting information about Uzbekistan’s history, culture, and modern opportunities.
Ozod Soliev, chairman of Vatan Global Alliance, commented on receiving the President’s letter:
“Receiving this letter from the leader of our country, the respected Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev, is a great honor not only for me, but for all of our fellow Uzbeks living abroad. This trust places an even greater responsibility on us and inspires us to serve the prosperity of our homeland and the unity of our people.”
Vatan Global Alliance continues its work to bring together Uzbeks living in the United States and Canada, develop public and business ties, and support initiatives aimed at strengthening cooperation with Uzbekistan.