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Preamble to the Constitution of Uzbekistan: For the People of Uzbekistan

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Uzbekistan celebrates Constitution Day on 08 of December every year. Here is a humble attempt to salute this country of good people by recording the Preamble to the Constitution of Uzbekistan.Uzbek Dutar Music by: Asila Tokhirova | Creative Design, Voice/Narration by Parveen KumarThe official language of Uzbekistan is Uzbek. Here is an unofficial translation of the Preamble available on the website: https://constitution.uz/enWe, united people of Uzbekistan:solemnly declaring our adherence to human rights and freedoms, national and universalvalues, principles of state sovereignty,affirming our commitment to the ideals of democracy, freedom and equality, social justiceand solidarity,aware of our ultimate responsibility to the present and the future generations for building ahumane democratic state, an open and just society in which the person, human life, freedom,honor and dignity are the highest value,relying on more than three millennia-long historical experience in the development of ourstatehood, as well as the scientific, cultural and spiritual heritage of the great ancestors who madean invaluable contribution to world civilization,being determined to multiply and protect for present and future generations the invaluablenatural wealth of the country and to preserve a healthy environment,based on the generally accepted norms of the international law,striving to strengthen and develop friendly relations of Uzbekistan with the worldcommunity, primarily, with neighboring states on the basis of cooperation, mutual support, peaceand harmony,aiming to ensure a decent life for citizens, interethnic and interfaith harmony, well-being andprosperity of the multinational native Uzbekistan,hereby adopt and proclaim the present Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

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