We extend our congratulations on the occasion of the 14th Jadi, the anniversary of the official recognition of the Uzbek language, to the speakers of this sweet language in the country and all citizens of Afghanistan.
Undoubtedly, the Uzbek language is one of the rich languages of our beloved country, with a vast cultural and historical legacy. Afghanistan, with its diverse dialects and cultures, is a colorful and multicultural land, and this diversity has bestowed a unique beauty upon it.
In Afghanistan, the Uzbek language, alongside other languages, has created invaluable contributions and works that demonstrate the antiquity and cultural and civilizational richness of this sweet language. For this reason, this language is an inseparable part of the identity, culture, and history of the Afghan people. However, unfortunately, just as hostility against all the cultural and historical values and achievements of the country continues, this language has also been deliberately marginalized, and its space has become narrower than ever.
The ruling terrorist group not only opposes the manifestations of civilization and the rich culture of the country but also constantly strives to destroy and obliterate them.
Fortunately, the legacy and grandeur of Afghanistan’s ancient and civilizational languages, including the sweet Uzbek language, are so rich and magnificent that not only the hostility of the current primitive and regressive group but no enmity can diminish or erase it.
Once again, we congratulate the day of the official recognition of the sweet Uzbek language to the people of Afghanistan, especially its speakers. We hope that all the people of our country, through unity and solidarity, will overcome this dark and oppressive era and soon witness the revival of the glory and magnificence of all languages and diverse identities in Afghanistan, as well as the realization of justice and freedom in the country.