Shavkat Mirziyoyev: "Uzbekistan is a secular state and will remain so in the future"

Shavkat Mirziyoyev emphasized that Uzbekistan is a secular state at the meeting with the leaders of the chambers of the Oliy Majlis, political parties, judicial and executive authorities and public activists dedicated to the results of the referendum. "Uzbekistan is a secular country and will remain so in the future. This is the will and firm choice of our people expressed through the referendum!" said the president. Freedom of conscience of every citizen, regardless of nationality, language, religion and social origin; creation of necessary conditions for the free functioning of all religious denominations; He noted that the policy of ensuring harmony and solidarity between nationalities and confessions will be consistently continued in Uzbekistan. He also noted that any radicalization in the society and the use of religion for political purposes will never be allowed. "From the first day I started working as president, I always repeat the words: 'We came to serve our people' and 'We must please the people.' When we started the reforms, we faced a lot of problems and trials that we did not even imagine. Together with our country, we are finding a solution to them and solving every issue on the spot," said Shavkat Mirziyoyev. The head of state emphasized that the meaning and main goal of the updated Constitution is to create suitable conditions for the people to lead a prosperous life. lsa, found with surplus and stated that all possibilities are being used. "Our people are the fairest judge. "I am sure that today every person in our country can say that there is a positive change in my life," said the president.