Akbarova Shakhzoda
By: Akbarova Shakhzoda
Ozod Sharafiddinov is a critical journalist of Uzbekistan. Today, this person is known as a new unit of the state. He is the editor-in-chief of “Gazeta.uz”.
Sharafiddinov is a critical uncovered of messages, covering everything from complex and impactful negotiations to contemporary, lively messages and exhibitions.
Ozod Sharafiddinov was born in Tashkent in 1983.
After studying, he developed foreign language fields of Uzbekistan.
He studied and mastered the documents on the topics of Hello, Creativity, Justice and Political Processes, came to a conclusion and made the information about it public.
After entering the field of journalism, Ozod Sharafiddinov worked in various newspapers of Uzbekistan. He stood out from other people in his fair speaking, in using his whole thinking with other processes, in revealing critical measures. In the articles of Ozod Sharafiddinov, creative works such as love, loyalty, lies are presented in one collection. With the conduct of his current state policy, various privileges and conflicts have arisen. Sharafiddinov’s articles are aimed at supporting the information of Uzbekistan to the society, studying honest and fair history and other facts and news.
Therefore, we, the youth, should study and study the politics of our country thoroughly.
Ozod Sharafiddinov was incredibly noble in his work and in matters that concerned him personally.
Even the desire to pour water under people who once wronged him was alien to him.
Here is an event that happened in his life and has surprised everyone until now. After independence, Ozod Sharafiddinov was presented with a number of awards. Among them, the laureate of the state award named after Beruni, the Order of Meritorious Services, and the Order of Labor Fame. On August 23, 2002, he was awarded the title of “Hero of Uzbekistan”.
We are proud to have such knowledgeable persons in our country.
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