Shavkat Mirziyoyev visits Park of Three Generations

Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the Park of Three Generations, created in the Yashnabad district of Tashkent.

In improving the spiritual situation in mahallas, encouraging young people to do good deeds, the great life experience of the older generation is important. For this purpose, meetings of representatives of three generations - older, middle and young - generations are held in mahallas and educational institutions.

The new park is conceptualized as the meetings of representatives of three generations - older, middle and young - generations are held in mahallas and educational institutions. Before this place was abandoned. Now Alimkent street has been repaired and landscaped. Trees and flowers have been planted, greenhouses have been built, and vine galleries have been installed. Benches, and pedestrian and bicycle paths create favourable conditions for the Uzbek people.

Today, more than 3 million elderly people live in our country. They are provided with comprehensive support, constant attention is paid to their health. About 28,000 elderly have been treated in sanatoriums, and 450,000 elderly have undergone an in-depth medical examination.

Councils of elders have been created in all regions, and the post of adviser on the affairs of the elderly has been introduced in mahallas. The Order "Fahriy Murabbiy" ("Honorary Mentor") was established. More than 3.5 thousand of our compatriots have been awarded the badge "Veteran of Labour".

- There comes a time when mahalla becomes a real force. Our people feel that the issues are being resolved. Everywhere we put representatives of the elderly, women and youth. Now the chairman of the mahalla has three pillars, Shavkat Mirziyoyev believes.

In accordance with the decree of the President, on the eve of the holiday, each participant and disabled person of the Second World War was awarded a one-time cash reward in the amount of 15 million soums and gifts. Khokims of districts and cities personally visited and presented gifts to 10,000 veterans who worked in the rear.