29 years ago, on July 2, 1992, the Law “On the State Emblem of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted. The emblem is the basis of centuries-old history and national traditions, the embodiment of the present and the future of Uzbekistan.
Of course, for every citizen, the national emblem is a source of endless pride for independent Uzbekistan, for their Motherland.
The Uzbek statehood has its own symbols, which are reflected in the seals of ancestors, including the stamps of the khans. It is known from history that some of the most ancient tribes, the Saks, had their own totem.
The emblem of Uzbekistan is placed on the facades of the buildings of the Administration of the President, the chambers of the Oliy Majlis (Parliament), the Cabinet of Ministers, ministries, khokimiyats (Local Administrative Offices), committees, state organizations, diplomatic missions.
The image of the emblem is placed on stamps and letterheads of state institutions, official newspapers, national currency, precious papers and stamps, civil passports.
The emblem of Uzbekistan reflects the history, present, and future of the Uzbek people. Each color and element has its own symbolic meaning. The rays of the sun stretch over the wide valley - that is a picture of Uzbekistan. The rivers flowing through the majestic mountains symbolize eternity, the great goals of the Uzbek people.
In the upper part of the emblem, there is a blue octahedron with a white crescent and a five-pointed star, characterizing the people’s freedom and unity. All these symbols mark the constancy of national traditions and values, high spirituality, will, and convictions.
The wreath of the emblem consists of golden ears of wheat and branches of cotton. Since ancient times, cotton and grain have been considered sources of abundance and prosperity. This indicates the development of dekhkan (farmer) culture in Uzbekistan in the past.
In the center of the emblem, there is a bird of happiness Humo - a symbol of freedom and kindness. In the lower part of the emblem and on the ribbon of the wreath, there are the national flags with the dear and sacred word Uzbekistan.
Each symbol, each element embodies dignity, pride, and glory, the historical memory of the Uzbek people, reflects their dreams and aspirations on the path to achieving peace and prosperity. The state emblem, along with the fact that it serves as a source of honor and respect, is also an important tool in educating young people in the spirit of patriotism, devotion to national traditions, and values.
State symbols embody the ideas and freedoms of the Uzbek people, therefore, respect and veneration for them is the sacred duty of every citizen of Uzbekistan.
Citizens of a country where human interests are paramount must have high legal culture and spiritual values. It is these two components that make people, especially young people, patriotic and law-abiding. State symbols have always been considered sacred. People believed that they gave them strength and courage.
In one word, the emblem is a sacred symbol of the Motherland, embodying the past, present, and future of the people.
The state emblem is a symbol of the country's sovereignty, which, embodying national cultural traditions, testifies to the existence of an independent Uzbekistan in the world.
This year Uzbekistan is celebrating the 30th anniversary of state independence. Currently, the country is experiencing rapid economic growth, large-scale reforms in all areas. Thanks to the reforms, the standard of living and the socio-political activity of citizens of Uzbekistan are getting better, their consciousness and worldview are changing.
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