Walking towards the stage, "the first daughter"

Mirziyoyeva

It is becoming a shining business card for the Ukrainian government.

Recently, the latest appointment of the Uzbekistan administrative department has attracted attention.

According to Ukrainian media reports, Sayyida Mirziyoyeva, the eldest daughter of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, has been appointed as the first assistant to the President. According to reports, the Ukrainian Presidential Office has been restructured and the position of Director of the Presidential Office has been abolished. This means that the first assistant to the President will be the highest position in the restructured Ukrainian Presidential Office.

Mirziyoyeva, who is 39 years old this year, has an outstanding appearance, with jet black hair and brown eyes. She has both European deep facial features and the gentle beauty unique to Asians. Since 2019, she has been holding important positions in government departments and her media exposure has been continuously increasing. There are reports that Mirziyoyeva is becoming a shining business card for the Ukrainian government.

·Mirziyoyeva data chart.

Mothers who love to "bask in their children"

On November 4, 1984, Mirziyoyeva was born in Kokand City, Fergana Oblast, Uzbekistan.

During her university years, Mirziyoyeva studied at the Uzbekistan University of World Economy and Diplomacy, which was the only institution in Uzbekistan that trained diplomats. Afterwards, she obtained a master's degree from Tashkent State University of Law in Uzbekistan, and later studied in Russia to obtain a doctoral degree from Moscow State University of Lomonosov.

·Mirziyoyeva, dressed in traditional ethnic costumes of Uzbekistan.

Since 2019, Mirziyoyeva's path into politics has entered the fast lane. At that time, she was appointed as the Deputy Director of the Information and Mass Communication Bureau under the Office of the President, responsible for coordinating public relations activities and overseeing transparency issues in the state and administrative agencies.

The following year, Mirziyoyeva served as the Deputy Director of the National Public Foundation for Mass Media Support and Development. This is a state-owned profit-making organization that, although lacking administrative power, has tremendous influence.

In November 2022, Mirziyoyeva was appointed as the head of the Communications and Information Policy Department of the Presidential Office. Less than a year later, she was promoted to the position of First Assistant to the President and became the head of the Presidential Office.

·Mirziyoyeva and her family visited the Samarkand "Eternal City" tourism complex.

According to Reuters, Mirziyoyeva's sister Shahnoza is also a civil servant who holds a middle-level position in the Ministry of Preschool Education. Little is known about their younger brother Alisher, except that he is much younger than his sisters.

Mirziyoyeva has been active on social media accounts such as Twitter, Facebook, and INS, with over 2 million followers across the internet. Her almost every state can receive tens of thousands of likes.

Mirziyoyeva has three children and is also a child sunbathing enthusiast on weekdays. She not only updates her work status on social media, but also frequently posts information related to her children.

In a daily cooking post, she wrote, "Yesterday when I cooked Lagerman with the children, it reminded me of a story about this dish. I told the children and now I want to share it with you."

In another post, she posted photos of her two sons attending church and wrote, "When my eldest son carefully guides his younger brother during church, I am genuinely happy because for my mother, there is nothing more comforting than seeing the children helping each other."

"Make women independent and powerful"

Since 2019, Mirziyoyeva has been a member of the Gender Equality Committee. She advocates for empowering women and launched the "Security Assistance" project in April 2020, which provided material support to vulnerable women in society during the pandemic.

Regarding the topic of protecting women's rights, Mirziyoyeva has repeatedly made public statements.

In June 2022, a video of Uzbekistan's groom hitting the bride on the spot of his wedding went viral online. The video shows that just because the bride won in the mini game, the groom, in front of everyone, fiercely hammered the bride's head with his hand.

Regarding this, Mirziyoyeva condemned online, "It doesn't matter whether the incident happened two days ago or two years ago, or where it happened. What matters is our reaction to the incident. If you and the people around you are shocked and angry about it, it means there is a healthy social environment around you, but if you hear 'women should lose to men' and 'it's all the bride's fault', that is the true misfortune and disaster."

She also said, "We all hope to live in a civilized, prosperous, and happy country, which means that everyone should firmly believe that violence against women is unacceptable, and we should not remain silent in such situations. Most importantly, while condemning the groom and empathetic bride, you should not make mistakes on your children. For example, prohibiting them from studying after school, trying to get their children married early, and not allowing them to live their own lives, etc."

She summarized, "That's why education is needed. Education allows you to choose how to live, broaden your horizons, and make women independent and powerful."

·Mirziyoyeva data chart.

On March 23 of this year, the Legislative Yuan of the Uzbekistan Parliament passed an amendment introducing the long-awaited administrative and criminal liability provisions for domestic violence. On that day, Mirziyoyeva expressed her views.

According to her, domestic violence has been established as a criminal offense, and the bill has also increased penalties for economic violence, psychological violence, and violent treatment of minors. "I think this is the victory of civil society and activists, the victory of common sense and justice. We have made long and hard efforts for it, but we can prove that these amendments are absolutely necessary in our laws to make them more progressiveness and humane."

Mirziyoyeva, as a female representative in the Ukrainian government, frequently spoke out for women and was welcomed by the public. Her continuous promotion also means that her performance is recognized by the President's father.

Rashid Abdulkhakov, Assistant Professor at the Media and Journalism Research Center at Groningen University in the Netherlands, stated that unlike the later public opposition between father and daughter in former President Karimov's family, Mirziyoyev clearly wants to bring his daughter closer to him.

·Mirziyoyev held his grandson and participated in an event with his daughter.

Milziyoyev, who is 66 years old this year, has been active in Uzbekistan's politics for nearly 20 years. In December 2003, he was appointed as Prime Minister and was re elected three times in February 2005, January 2010, and February 2015. In December 2016, Mirziyoyev was elected as President. In October 2021, he won re-election.

Nowadays, Mirziyoyeva has become an important assistant to the President's father, undoubtedly able to share a lot of the pressure of governing the country for his father.

·Uzbekistan's current President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.