The Olympics: A Legacy of Records and Unmatched Success
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev of Uzbekistan recently held a meeting at the Kuksaroy residence with the athletes who represented the country at the Paris Olympics, along with their parents and coaches. During the meeting, the President congratulated the athletes on their outstanding performance at the 33rd Summer Olympic Games and their historic victory.
The President highlighted the significance of Uzbekistan’s participation in the Olympics, noting that the country fielded its largest team ever with 90 athletes competing in 19 different sports. He also acknowledged the milestone of Uzbek athletes competing in new sports such as women’s wrestling, archery, diving, and football for the first time at the Olympics.
The Paris Olympics, which brought together approximately 11,000 athletes from over 200 countries, were filled with remarkable records and achievements. President Mirziyoyev praised the dedication and hard work of the Uzbek athletes, emphasizing the importance of their participation in such a prestigious international event.
The meeting at the Kuksaroy residence served as a platform for the athletes, their parents, and coaches to reflect on their experiences at the Olympics and celebrate their success. The President’s support and recognition of their accomplishments further motivated the athletes to continue striving for excellence in their respective sports.
Overall, the meeting was a testament to the commitment and determination of Uzbekistan’s athletes, as well as the country’s growing presence on the global sports stage. With the support of President Mirziyoyev and the nation behind them, Uzbek athletes are poised to achieve even greater success in future international competitions.
