We all are different, do not look like each other, we speak different languages, we have different customs and traditions, hobbies and dreams.
Tolerance Day is a holiday of respect and recognition of human dignity and the rights of others, acceptance of another person as he is.
In Uzbekistan, tolerance is one of the main principles of policy. In this country, for many years, people of different nationalities have lived in good neighborliness, preserving the culture and traditions of their nations, adhering to different religions.
This year, during the Tolerance Week, exhibitions, concerts, seminars and meetings were held throughout the country. Together with representatives of national cultural centers of Uzbekistan, the youth of “The Polish Class” took an active part in these events: in the ceremonial laying of wreaths at the Independence Monument in the New Uzbekistan Park, at the opening of the photo exhibition “Tolerant Land” in the Tashkent House of Photographs, at the international conference “Interethnic and Interreligious Tolerance - the Most Important Factor in Effective Cooperation” and as spectators at a festive gala concert, which showed the diversity and versatility of the cultures of the nations living in Uzbekistan.
