The Uzbekistan Embassy in Kuala Lumpur proudly hosted a grand ceremony to commemorate the 33rd Independence Day of Uzbekistan on September 1, 2024. The prestigious event was held at JW Marriot Kuala Lumpur and was graced by numerous distinguished guests and dignitaries, reflecting the deepening ties between Uzbekistan and Malaysia.
His Excellency Dr Karomiddin Gadoev, the Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Malaysia, presided over the ceremony with warmth and eloquence, underscoring the significance of the occasion in celebrating Uzbekistan’s journey towards sovereignty and national development. His Excellency Gadoev’s address highlighted the enduring friendship and cooperation between the two nations, reinforcing the commitment to furthering bilateral relations.
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Uzbekistan to Malaysia
The Malaysian government was represented by Dato’ Seri Diraja Dr. Zambry Abdul Kadir, the Minister of Higher Education, who delivered a congratulatory speech on behalf of the Malaysian administration. Dr. Zambry’s presence exemplified the strong diplomatic, business and educational collaboration that exists between Malaysia and Uzbekistan.
Minister of Higher Education, Malaysia
The event saw the attendance of numerous ambassadors and high-profile personalities, emphasizing the event’s importance on both national and international levels. Among the prominent businessmen present were Datuk Seri Dr. KK Chai, Founder of KK Supermart Group, who has been a leading figure in the Malaysian business community and a supporter of economic cooperation between the two nations, and Dato’ Peter T. S. Ng, Founder and Executive Chairman of UCSI Group, known for his contributions to education and business, reinforcing the shared commitment to educational and economic advancements.
H.E. Ardasher Qodiri (Tajikistan), H.E. Dr. Adel Mohamed Ali Ba Hamid (Yemen) & H.E. Dr. Karomiddin Gadoev
Dato’ R. Rajendran & H.E. Dr. Karomiddin Gadoev
The ceremony was marked by a series of cultural performances, including traditional Uzbek music and dance, showcasing the rich heritage and vibrant culture of Uzbekistan. The evening concluded with a reception that fostered networking and dialogue among attendees, strengthening existing partnerships and exploring new avenues for collaboration.
Among the media personalities at the event were Dato’ R. Rajendran, founder of Top 10 of Asia and Top 10 of Malaysia publications and Vincent De Paul of Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission.
The 33rd Independence Day celebration was a testament to the enduring friendship between Uzbekistan and Malaysia and an opportunity to reflect on the achievements and future prospects of both nations.
