Uzbekistan

Awards presented to the winners of the "Sharafli yo‘l" competition

From the day the first announcement about the competition was made until August 28, creative works were accepted. During this period

Winners of the "Sharafli Yo‘l" Contest Awarded

The main goal of the contest was to support the creative potential of young journalists and bloggers, encourage them to expressively cover the Motherland, independence, and the life of our country through modern media tools, and develop the culture of creating high-quality video content.

The "Sharafli Yo‘l" video contest was organized in three directions. Participants presented their creative works in the categories of "Best Video," "Best Video Created with the Help of Artificial Intelligence," and "Best Video Created on the Basis of Mobilography."

Creative works were accepted from the first day the contest was announced until August 28. During this time, young creators submitted videos on various topics, relying on modern approaches and creative ideas. The contest process, announcements, and important stages were regularly covered through the official Telegram channel of the Journalists' Union of Uzbekistan.

The submitted creative works were evaluated by a professional jury based on established criteria. Special attention was paid to the participants' ideas, skill in revealing the topic, visual solutions, editing, creative approach, and compliance with modern media requirements. As a result, the most worthy works were selected, and the winners were determined.

The award ceremony for the contest winners took place in the "Panorama" hall of the National Cinema Art Palace of Uzbekistan. The winners were presented with souvenirs and awards.

During the event, membership certificates of the Union were also solemnly presented to a group of journalists recommended for membership in the Journalists' Union of Uzbekistan.

Additionally, the feature film "Journalist" was screened as part of the event.

The "Sharafli Yo‘l" contest became an important initiative that serves to showcase the creative potential of young people, help them find their place in the modern media environment, and further increase their interest in the field of journalism.

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