These events are aimed at organizing meaningful leisure time for youth, enhancing their physical activity, promoting respect for national values and the native language, and enriching their spiritual worldview.
The event schedule features the following projects and competitions:
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October 13 — An inter-faculty streetball competition will be organized within the framework of the "Five Initiatives Olympiad." The tournament serves to promote a healthy lifestyle among student youth, foster teamwork, and heighten interest in sports.
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October 14 — Launch of a video challenge under the motto "Immortal and My Pride — My Native Language." This initiative is designed to widely promote the richness, charm, and national identity embodied in our native language.
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October 15 — A nationwide dictation project for staff members will take place under the motto "Immortal and My Pride — My Native Language." The project aims to improve literacy, ensure adherence to Uzbek spelling rules, and reinforce respect for the native language.
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October 16 — Spiritual and educational events will be held as part of the "Sharing Enlightenment" ("Ma’rifat ulashib") project. These events serve to enrich students' knowledge and thinking, support their spiritual development, and encourage reading and enlightenment.
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October 17 — A volleyball tournament will be held among institute employees. The objective of the competition is to strengthen a healthy workplace climate, foster team cohesion, and encourage physical activity.
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October 21 — On the occasion of the State Language Day of the Uzbek Language, spiritual and educational events will be held under the motto "Immortal and My Pride — My Native Language."
The planned activities will serve to shape a healthy spiritual atmosphere at the institute, support student initiatives, boost engagement in athletic and creative pursuits, and further strengthen devotion to our native language.
Note: Changes to the event program may be introduced by the institute leadership.
Department for Youth Work, Spirituality, and Enlightenment, Kamoliddin Behzod National Institute of Fine Arts and Design