Dilorum Yuldosheva, featured in BBC's "100 Women," has been honored with the "Mardlik" order for her achievements.

Dilora Yuldosheva from Uzbekistan is a seamstress and entrepreneur. Two years ago, during the harvest, she lost both of her legs, yet she found the strength to persevere and launched her sewing business. She has brought together over 40 women to work with her.

In a short period, the enterprise has significantly expanded, securing contracts for producing uniforms for students and workers, transforming her venture into a stable source of income not only for herself but also for dozens of other women.

As President Shavkat Mirziyoyev stated on December 13 during a meeting to review the work done in the field of social protection and the priority tasks for 2025, we can be immensely proud of such determined and resilient individuals who serve as examples for all.

According to the President's decree, Dilora Yuldosheva was ceremoniously awarded the "Mardlik" order, as reported by the press service of the head of state.

The meeting also emphasized the importance of creating at least 5 motivational documentary and feature films about such individuals in the coming year.

The coordination of work on this issue has been assigned to the First Deputy Director of the National Social Protection Agency, Shakhnaz Mirziyeva.