Uzbek Ambassador Extends Eid Greetings to Pakistan

Islamabad, The Gulf Observer: His Excellency Alisher Tukhtaev, Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Pakistan, has extended heartfelt Eid al-Fitr greetings to the people of Pakistan, emphasizing the values of compassion, gratitude, and unity that define the spirit of this sacred occasion.

In his message, Ambassador Tukhtaev reflected on the significance of Ramadan, describing it as a time of self-improvement, purification, and kindness towards others. He highlighted the simple yet profound acts that bring meaning to life, such as family warmth, gratitude, sharing, and caring for those in need.

“Across our country, I saw people opening their hearts. Some shared food, others offered kind words. In our mahallas, wells were cleaned, and trees were planted in gardens. Together. Sincerely. Guided by the heart. That is the true strength of our people,” he remarked.

He expressed deep appreciation for those who showed patience, forgave others, and extended prayers not just for themselves but for their communities. He also extended his gratitude to those who supported the lonely and alleviated the suffering of others.

Addressing the people of Pakistan, Ambassador Tukhtaev conveyed his sincere appreciation for their respect, kindness, and spiritual closeness throughout the holy month of Ramadan. He underscored the strong fraternal bond between Uzbekistan and Pakistan and expressed hope that this Eid would bring light, peace, and happiness to every home.

“May our parents be healthy and well. May our children grow up in a world of peace and love. May the sick find healing. May resentment fade, and hearts be filled with kindness. May the Almighty hear our prayers,” he wished.

Concluding his message, the Ambassador extended his warmest wishes, saying, “Ramazon Hayit Muborak Bo‘lsin! Eid Mubarak!”