Events calendar Uzbekistan

Celebrated on May^1st. Like everywhere in the post-Soviet world, it is a public holiday. Many services close their doors for the occasion (banks, post offices etc.) but most stores, bazaars and everything related to tourism remain active. It is mainly a holiday to be seen by the Russian big brother, because as far as the labor code and labor laws in Uzbekistan are concerned, there would obviously be much more to do... So don't expect to see parades and demonstrations!

In Uzbekistan women are celebrated on March 8, as elsewhere in the world. In Central Asia, this celebration has a particular connotation because, if women had the right to social equality during the Soviet period, rubbing shoulders with men on the benches of the University and receiving the same salaries, the return of Islam after independence has led, especially in the provinces, to a certain regression of the status of women. A tendency observable in all Central Asia. This commemorative day allows us not to forget their struggle.

It is celebrated on 1 January, a holiday in Uzbekistan.

This religious festival has varying dates as it responds to the Muslim calendar. Ramadan is to take place during the 9 th month of the lunar calendar and one month, during which Muslims must observe a daytime fasting.

October 1 st. Islam says: " Respect your teacher even more than your father. " In view of the esteem of the father, it is to say the importance of the teacher in Muslim society!