Uzbekistan does not have an officially designated national poet. However, the country has a rich cultural heritage and a long tradition of poetry and literature dating back centuries. Throughout its history, Uzbekistan has been home to many renowned poets and writers who have made significant contributions to its literary legacy. One notable figure in Uzbek literature is Alisher Navoi (1441–1501), a prominent poet, philosopher, and statesman who is considered one of the greatest poets in Central Asian literature. Navoi's works, including his poetry collections and philosophical writings, continue to be celebrated and studied in Uzbekistan and beyond. While he may not be officially designated as the national poet of Uzbekistan, his contributions to Uzbek literature are widely recognized and valued.
