“Mother’s Field” is a story shared by many women, families, and peoples.

The forum program and its key events were presented to journalists by the Head of the Executive Committee of the World Congress of the Tatars, Danis Shakirov.

According to the organizer, Adila Salakhova, they intend to involve even more people in the event in the coming years.

This large-scale initiative, organized to spark interest in learning the Tatar language, brings together compatriots who care about the preservation and development of the Tatar language.

Holding the “Tatarcha diktant” in Tashkent highlights the commitment to preserving and developing cultural diversity, strengthening ties between peoples, and passing the values of the native language on to future generations.

The “Tatarcha diktant” campaign was first held in 2016 on the initiative of the World Forum of Tatar Youth and Tatar activists.

The oldest participant was 86 years old, and the youngest was 12.

You can’t imagine what a pleasant surprise it was — two Hungarians joined us, students of Tatar at the Department of Turkic Studies.

KSPEU has been participating in the “Tatarcha diktant” campaign since 2018, and this year the event reached an even larger scale.

The “Tatarcha diktant” campaign traditionally concluded with the song “Tugan tel.”