To the winners of the 5th Youth Para-Asian Games – members of the Uzbekistan sports delegation
Uzbekistan
My dear young heroes! Dear mentors and coaches! Dear parents! First of all, I sincerely congratulate you on your great and historic victory at the 5th Youth Para-Asian Games.
In the intense and uncompromising competition held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with the participation of more than 1,500 athletes from 35 Asian countries, you demonstrated true courage and resilience, became true heroes of the competition, and opened another bright page in the history of the Paralympic movement in Uzbekistan.
Throughout this prestigious sporting forum, you were supported by the multinational people of our country, who sincerely wished you victories and success.
I sincerely congratulate you on justifying this high trust by taking first place in the overall continental standings, winning 99 gold, 57 silver, and 41 bronze medals, and rising to the top step of the podium!
The fact that the Uzbekistan anthem was played nearly 100 times during the tournament is clear evidence of your invaluable contribution to enhancing the glory of our country on the world stage.
Thanks to your tremendous perseverance, unwavering will, and determination, you managed to outshine the strongest teams from countries such as Iran, Japan, Thailand, and Indonesia, where national sports are developing particularly dynamically.
Such a record-breaking result and such a great victory have never been seen before in the history of Uzbekistan's participation in the Asian Para Games.
Without a doubt, you—the young generation and highly qualified specialists who are shaping the glorious history and traditions of national sports—are worthy of the highest recognition and applause.
Our entire nation, our entire homeland, is proud of you. You are the golden generation, the golden representatives of the Paralympic movement of Uzbekistan.
Glory to our heroic young men and women!
Special mention should be made of our parapowerlifters: Bakhriddin Kholbutaev, Elbek Farkhadov, Oyshajon Rajabboeva, and Rukhshona Uktamov, who set world records in their weight categories, as well as Nurillo Inobiddinov, Ezoza Abdujabborova, Azizbek Perdebaev, Rukhshona Uktamov, Ziyodakhon Bakijonova, Zukhra Yuldasheva, and Guluz Nematullaeva, who set Asian records.
Another important historical result: our athletes Madina Mukhtorova, Farogat Mukhammadkulova, and Mokhichehra Ibragimova left their opponents no chance in the shot put and javelin throw events in para-athletics, winning all the medals for Uzbekistan.
All these achievements are the result of your tireless work, unwavering will, talent, and skill, as well as consistent state policy aimed at truly upholding the value of human dignity.
Your outstanding victory once again demonstrated the great heights that young people of the New Uzbekistan are capable of achieving. This victory will undoubtedly be a source of pride and inspiration, a great learning experience for thousands of our young men and women.
I take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to your parents, who raised such courageous and noble sons and daughters, your dedicated and highly professional coaches, and all your fans, who have unwaveringly supported you along the way.
Dear athletes, dear coaches!
As you know, our country recently adopted a separate resolution aimed at further developing the Paralympic movement.
I am confident that this decision will create additional conditions and new opportunities for your future activities and will further enhance your athletic achievements.
It is important to note that in recent years, we have created the National Agency for Social Protection and established a separate Association of Adaptive Sports.
Furthermore, within this system, we have established a School of Courage and a specialized institute for training professionals in this field.
As a result, the number of adaptive sports activities has increased to 89, and the number of people regularly participating in these sports in the mahallas of our country has exceeded 45,000.
Reforms aimed at creating an inclusive society and ensuring the social adaptation of persons with disabilities will continue to be consistently pursued.
Once again, I sincerely congratulate you, my dear young men and women, who exemplify love and devotion to the Motherland, strong will, and perseverance for millions of our compatriots, on your historic victory at the Youth Para-Asian Games. I wish you all good health, and further great successes and victories in your future endeavors.
Shavkat Mirziyoyev,
President of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Throughout this prestigious sporting forum, you were supported by the multinational people of our country, who sincerely wished you victories and success.
I sincerely congratulate you on justifying this high trust by taking first place in the overall continental standings, winning 99 gold, 57 silver, and 41 bronze medals, and rising to the top step of the podium!
The fact that the Uzbekistan anthem was played nearly 100 times during the tournament is clear evidence of your invaluable contribution to enhancing the glory of our country on the world stage.
Thanks to your tremendous perseverance, unwavering will, and determination, you managed to outshine the strongest teams from countries such as Iran, Japan, Thailand, and Indonesia, where national sports are developing particularly dynamically.
Such a record-breaking result and such a great victory have never been seen before in the history of Uzbekistan's participation in the Asian Para Games.
Without a doubt, you—the young generation and highly qualified specialists who are shaping the glorious history and traditions of national sports—are worthy of the highest recognition and applause.
Our entire nation, our entire homeland, is proud of you. You are the golden generation, the golden representatives of the Paralympic movement of Uzbekistan.
Glory to our heroic young men and women!
Special mention should be made of our parapowerlifters: Bakhriddin Kholbutaev, Elbek Farkhadov, Oyshajon Rajabboeva, and Rukhshona Uktamov, who set world records in their weight categories, as well as Nurillo Inobiddinov, Ezoza Abdujabborova, Azizbek Perdebaev, Rukhshona Uktamov, Ziyodakhon Bakijonova, Zukhra Yuldasheva, and Guluz Nematullaeva, who set Asian records.
Another important historical result: our athletes Madina Mukhtorova, Farogat Mukhammadkulova, and Mokhichehra Ibragimova left their opponents no chance in the shot put and javelin throw events in para-athletics, winning all the medals for Uzbekistan.
All these achievements are the result of your tireless work, unwavering will, talent, and skill, as well as consistent state policy aimed at truly upholding the value of human dignity.
Your outstanding victory once again demonstrated the great heights that young people of the New Uzbekistan are capable of achieving. This victory will undoubtedly be a source of pride and inspiration, a great learning experience for thousands of our young men and women.
I take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to your parents, who raised such courageous and noble sons and daughters, your dedicated and highly professional coaches, and all your fans, who have unwaveringly supported you along the way.
Dear athletes, dear coaches!
As you know, our country recently adopted a separate resolution aimed at further developing the Paralympic movement.
I am confident that this decision will create additional conditions and new opportunities for your future activities and will further enhance your athletic achievements.
It is important to note that in recent years, we have created the National Agency for Social Protection and established a separate Association of Adaptive Sports.
Furthermore, within this system, we have established a School of Courage and a specialized institute for training professionals in this field.
As a result, the number of adaptive sports activities has increased to 89, and the number of people regularly participating in these sports in the mahallas of our country has exceeded 45,000.
Reforms aimed at creating an inclusive society and ensuring the social adaptation of persons with disabilities will continue to be consistently pursued.
Once again, I sincerely congratulate you, my dear young men and women, who exemplify love and devotion to the Motherland, strong will, and perseverance for millions of our compatriots, on your historic victory at the Youth Para-Asian Games. I wish you all good health, and further great successes and victories in your future endeavors.
Shavkat Mirziyoyev,
President of the Republic of Uzbekistan
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