The Senate of Uzbekistan Approved Changes to the Law on the Uzbek Alphabet in Latin.
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The Senate of Uzbekistan, in a plenary session on Thursday, approved the amendment of the law "On the introduction of the Uzbek alphabet based on the Latin graph"; the alphabet would consist of 28 letters and one apostrophe instead of the existing 26 letters and three letters; and the Press Service of the Upper House of Parliament reported.
The final alphabet was approved by a decision of the Uzbek Senate and will be based on a Latin graph, which was informed by the press service of the upper house of the Uzbek Parliament.
Uzbekistan has taken a historic step towards alphabet unification with the Turkic world. With the regulation adopted by the Senate, the letters "ş, ç, ö and ğ" are returning to the Uzbek alphabet.
Efforts to achieve alphabet unity in the Turkic world, which have been ongoing for years, are taking concrete form with Uzbekistan's new step. The Uzbek Senate has approved a regulation that will bring the Latin alphabet closer to the common Turkic alphabet, marking a significant milestone in the process since the 1990s.
The Uzbek Senate has passed a law providing for the modernization of the Uzbek alphabet, which is based on the Latin alphabet, to conform to the common alphabet used in the Turkic world.
The Uzbek Senate has passed a law providing for the modernization of the Uzbek alphabet, which is based on the Latin alphabet, to conform to the common alphabet used in the Turkic world.
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