TASHKENT, September 9. /Dunyo IA/.   A charter flight arrived today at the Tashkent International Airport carrying 27 citizens of Uzbekistan who had violated the migration laws of Sweden and Poland, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Repatriation of the compatriots was carried out through the coordinated efforts of the competent authorities of Uzbekistan, Sweden and Poland.

Upon their arrival in Tashkent, the passengers were met by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other competent agencies. The citizens expressed their sincere gratitude to the country's leadership and the competent authorities for the assistance provided in their repatriation and for the support rendered.

Organization of the flight was the result of coordinated interaction between the competent authorities of Uzbekistan, Sweden, and Poland. These measures reflect the consistent policy of Uzbekistan aimed at protecting the rights and interests of its citizens abroad while adhering to international obligations and the legislation of receiving states.

Concurrently, efforts continue to enhance the legal awareness of citizens traveling abroad and to prevent potential violations of migration laws.