Viktor Pak, a deputy of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis, continues to be generous and help people in need with a broad scope and speed. The people’s representative invited children of needy families and graduates of general secondary schools to a charity event in Pskent district, where he was elected. Low-income needy families and persons with disabilities, gathered in the large meeting hall of Children’s Music and Art School No. 30 in Pskent district, told the deputy that they were looking forward to cordial conversations with him. Speaking at the event, the deputy spoke about the comprehensive protection of motherhood and childhood in the country, the creation of the third Renaissance in Uzbekistan through large-scale democratic changes, including educational reforms, and the rational policy implemented to reduce poverty and support the needy segment of the population. At the end of the current academic year, 1063 students successfully graduated from 41 secondary schools operating in Pskent district. 52 of them graduated with gold medals and 10 with silver medals. He expressed gratitude to pedagogues and teachers, who played an essential role in raising a mature generation that is the country’s future. The generosity and celebration event also included a concert program organized by the staff of the Korean Culture and Art House of the Association of Korean Cultural Centers of Uzbekistan. In the concert program, songs glorifying Motherland, school, youth, love and loyalty, family and family values ​​were sung, and charming dances were performed, which gave the gathered a cheerful spirit. Following the event, the representative of the noble people presented his holiday gifts to 62 graduates of district secondary schools, children aged 3 to 14 from needy and low-income families who successfully graduated with gold and silver medals. Wheelchairs, crutches, and walking devices were distributed to disabled people living in the district, and social packages containing food products were distributed to representatives of low-income and needy families. Zukhro Mirzohamdamova, UzLiDeP Head of Tashkent Regional Council