Today, at the National Assembly, the Head of State highlighted a number of important issues related to the country’s development.

The President emphasized social justice and equal opportunities, noting that improving the quality of life remains the top priority of state policy. In this regard, the need to support vulnerable groups and reduce regional disparities was clearly outlined.

He also stressed that regional development issues should be addressed locally without waiting for central intervention. Highlighting the role of civil society and NGOs, the President underlined the importance of their work at the local level to achieve tangible results.

Special attention was given to youth, education, and upbringing. The President stated that society, including public organizations, bears significant responsibility for raising a conscious, responsible, and patriotic generation.

The speech also emphasized the importance of strengthening open dialogue, trust, and partnership between the state and society. This provides real opportunities for NGOs to express their views openly and actively participate in decision-making processes.

The President’s address at the National Assembly placed strong emphasis on strengthening civil society and shared responsibility for national development. As NGOs, we support these priorities and are ready to work together for the benefit of society.