istiqlollarini

Istiqlol means independence in Uzbek. The term is most prominently associated with Uzbekistan's independence from the Soviet Union, which was declared on August 31, 1991, and officially celebrated on September 1st. This event marked the establishment of the Republic of Uzbekistan as a sovereign nation. The concept of "istiqlol" has become a central theme in Uzbekistan's national identity and historical narrative.

Following independence, Uzbekistan embarked on a period of nation-building and economic reform. The idea of "istiqlol" has been used to foster a sense of national unity, pride, and self-reliance. It emphasizes the country's right to self-determination and its aspiration to develop according to its own chosen path. This national ideology is reflected in public discourse, educational materials, and cultural expressions within Uzbekistan. The "Monument of Independence and Humanism" in Tashkent, often referred to as the "Istiqlol Complex," stands as a physical representation of this national aspiration. The term also encompasses the broader historical struggle and sacrifices made to achieve sovereignty.