Students of RYL-1-25 Discussed the Cleanliness and Improvement of the City

On October 2, 2026, a curator’s hour was held in RYL-1-25, a group of the Institute of Philology at ZHAGU named after B. Osmonov. The event focused on the cleanliness and improvement of the city, responsible attitudes toward the environment, and the careful treatment of public spaces.

The event was organized as part of awareness-raising activities among students in accordance with the instructions given at a staff meeting of the Mayor’s Office of Manas City on September 18, 2026, chaired by the Mayor of Manas City, U. T. Ismailov. Particular attention during the curator’s hour was paid to the importance of maintaining cleanliness in the city, observing public order, and demonstrating a responsible attitude toward public spaces.

The students of RYL-1-25 took an active part in preparing and conducting the event. They prepared a thematic presentation and delivered reports. The students spoke about the history of community clean-up events, their significance, and their role in maintaining cleanliness and order. In their presentations, they emphasized that a community clean-up is not only about cleaning a particular area together, but also an opportunity to demonstrate responsibility, respect for the environment, and care for shared public spaces.

During the curator’s hour, the students discussed simple but important rules of conduct: disposing of waste only in designated places, not leaving litter after recreation, treating green spaces with care, and maintaining cleanliness and order on the university campus and in public areas.

Special attention was given to the fact that the cleanliness of a city depends not only on the work of municipal services, but also on the behavior and civic culture of every individual. Every everyday action — maintaining cleanliness, caring for nature, and treating public spaces responsibly — contributes to creating a comfortable and well-maintained urban environment.

Preparing the presentation and reports allowed the students to independently explore the topic, expand their knowledge, share information with their classmates, and make an active contribution to the curator’s hour.

The event became an important part of educational and character-building activities aimed at developing students’ environmental awareness, sense of responsibility, and careful attitude toward the environment.

Cleanliness and order begin with each of us!