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Member of Parliament Meets with Youth in Yangier
Legislative Chamber member Gavhar Alimova met with youth in Yangier to discuss problems and initiatives. The dialogue focused on dual education, practical skills, employer needs, and youth employment. Graduates are finding legal work in Germany after completing German language courses at the technical school.
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Modern facilities established at Nasaf customs post in Kashkadarya region
The Nasaf customs post in Qarshi has moved to a new administrative building meeting modern requirements. A customs warehouse was also renovated and its territory improved. This modern infrastructure aims to enhance customs service efficiency and facilitate foreign trade. Over eight months, the post processed 1,964 customs inspections, collecting over 377 billion soums in customs payments.
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Productive seminar held in Jizzakh region on agricultural tasks
A practical seminar in the Dustlik district of Jizzakh region discussed current agricultural tasks, focusing on organized cotton harvesting and preparation for winter grain sowing. Participants included the district governor, agricultural officials, and farm managers. Emphasis was placed on timely field work, machinery readiness, and efficient harvesting processes.
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Uzbekistan Opens First Consulate in Seattle, USA, to Boost Bilateral Ties
Uzbekistan has officially opened its first consulate in the northwestern United States, located in Seattle. Presidential advisor Komil Allamjonov stated the consulate will further develop Uzbek-US relations, focusing on trade, investment, technology, education, and people-to-people exchanges.
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Uzbekistan and Pakistan Boost Trade Towards Investment and Joint Production
A business forum in Karachi focused on expanding trade and economic cooperation between Uzbekistan and Pakistan, aiming to attract investment and launch joint production projects. Discussions covered opportunities in textiles, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and logistics. Arif Habib Group and Al Karam textile company expressed interest in investing and establishing joint ventures in Uzbekistan.
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Appointments Made at Accounts Chamber and Presidential Administration
New deputies have been appointed to the Accounts Chamber chairman's office, and a new head has been appointed to the compliance service department of the Presidential Administration, according to relevant orders from the administration head.
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Youth Initiatives in Achieving Sustainable Development Goals to Be Supported in Uzbekistan
A special session at the Global Conference of Young Parliamentarians in Samarkand focused on parliamentary roles in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Uzbekistan highlighted progress in poverty reduction (from 17% to 5.8%), unemployment (from 10.5% to 5.1%), and higher education enrollment (to 47.7%). Parliaments are crucial for legislative frameworks and citizen engagement.
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Unpleasant Odor Eliminated at Tashkent's 'Salar' Wastewater Treatment Facility
Tashkent city administration reports the installation of a 9.5 billion soum filtration system at the 'Salar' wastewater treatment facility has eliminated unpleasant odors. The system, imported from Russia, uses a three-stage filtration process involving catalytic sorbent and activated carbon, reducing hydrogen sulfide and ammonia levels to zero.
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US Strikes Three Iranian Oil Tankers; Crew Safely Evacuated
The United States struck three Iranian oil tankers, leading to the safe evacuation of their crews. This action followed an attack by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on American vessels with ballistic missiles.
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Uzbekistan Organizes International Seminar on Green Economy and WTO Law
An international seminar-training on "Law of the Green Economy, Energy, and Investments within WTO Law" was held in Uzbekistan. The event focused on the interconnectedness of international trade, investment, energy, and environmental protection, particularly in light of Uzbekistan's accession to the WTO. Discussions covered WTO principles, trade and environmental balance, and energy law.
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Uzbek President to Pay Official Visit to Serbia
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will visit Serbia on September 7-8 for an official visit at the invitation of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić. High-level talks and a business forum are scheduled in Belgrade to discuss strengthening bilateral partnership, expanding trade and economic cooperation, and joint projects in priority sectors. Agreements on labor migration and cultural ties are also expected.
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Youth Voices from Samarkand Conference to Translate into Action
The XII Global Conference of Young Parliamentarians in Samarkand discussed youth rights, political participation, education, and digital security. Laylo Aslanova, Chairperson of the Youth Parliament of the Senate of Uzbekistan, highlighted the increasing role of youth in political life and decision-making processes, attributing these opportunities to state policy and gender equality efforts.
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Citizens can now track their appeals sent to Presidential Public Reception offices via SMS
Citizens can now track their appeals submitted to Presidential Public Reception offices. The Presidential Public Reception, in collaboration with the Ministry of Digital Technologies, has launched an SMS notification service for feedback. Details are available via the provided link.
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Tanzila Narbayeva: Parliaments Must Drive Sustainable Development
Speaking at the XII Global Conference of Young Parliamentarians, Tanzila Narbayeva stated that parliaments should be a driving force for sustainable development, not just observers. Young parliamentarians discussed involving youth in legislation, parliamentary oversight, and inter-parliamentary cooperation to accelerate the SDGs.
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Uzbekistan focuses on social sector modernization and human capital development
Uzbekistan is modernizing its social sector and developing human capital through education reform, improved healthcare, and enhanced social assistance for low-income families. Strategic priorities include science, technology, digitalization, and artificial intelligence to build a competitive economy. The government emphasizes youth involvement in reforms and regional development through new infrastructure and improved living standards.
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Uzbekistan reduces poverty, focusing on quality of life and income growth
Uzbekistan has reduced its needy population from 2.2 million to 1.5 million this year, with unemployment and poverty eliminated in 49 districts and 3429 mahallas. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev emphasized that poverty reduction requires more than just funding, stressing targeted approaches, leadership accountability, and results-orientation. The focus is on improving quality of life, stable income growth, and citizen confidence.
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Presidential advisor Gofurjon Mirzayev dismissed from post
Gofurjon Mirzayev has been dismissed from his position as a presidential advisor. According to a source, he is expected to be appointed as the chairman of the Mahalla Association, replacing Kahramon Kuronboyev.
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Kahramon Kuronboyev steps down as Mahalla Association chairman
Kahramon Kuronboyev has been dismissed from his position as chairman of the Mahalla Association. A government source confirmed his departure from the post he held since January 2024.
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Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev to Visit Serbia September 7-8
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will pay an official visit to Serbia from September 7-8. The visit includes high-level negotiations in Belgrade and a business forum with representatives of official circles and business communities from both countries.
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Uzbek President Mirziyoyev to Visit Serbia for Official Talks
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will visit Serbia on September 7-8 at the invitation of President Aleksandar Vučić. The agenda includes strengthening multifaceted Uzbek-Serbian partnership, expanding trade and investment, and implementing joint projects in priority sectors.
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New Regular Flight Route Launched Between Almaty and Urgench
A regular flight service has been established between Almaty and Urgench. Flights will operate twice a week, on Thursdays and Sundays. The flight duration from Almaty to Urgench is 2 hours and 35 minutes.
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Oybek Kaimxodjayev Appointed Head of Khorezm Region Internal Affairs Directorate
Oybek Abdukarimovich Kaimxodjayev, a graduate of the Internal Affairs Ministry Academy, has been appointed head of the Khorezm Region Internal Affairs Directorate. He previously served as head of the Yashnobod district internal affairs coordination department in Tashkent since June 2021.
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New head appointed for Khorezm region police department
Oybek Kaimxodjayev has been appointed as the new head of the Khorezm region's Internal Affairs Directorate. Prior to this appointment, he served as the head of the Internal Affairs Bodies Coordination Department for the Yashnobod district of Tashkent city.
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Timur Butunbayev Appointed Deputy Head of Presidential Administration for Water Reforms
Timur Butunbayev has been appointed Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration for Water Reforms and Head of the Legal Expertise Department. He was previously released from his role as Deputy Head for Water Supply System Reform.
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Alisher Samadov Appointed Chairman of the Chamber of Accounts
Alisher Samadov has been appointed Chairman of the Chamber of Accounts. He was previously released from his position as Head of the Legal Expertise and Complex Analysis Department of the Presidential Administration.
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Alisher Samadov Appointed Chairman of Chamber of Accounts; Timur Butunbayev Takes New Role
Alisher Samadov has been appointed Chairman of the Chamber of Accounts, moving from his role as Head of the Presidential Administration's Legal Expertise Department. Timur Butunbayev is now Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration for Water Reforms and Head of the Legal Expertise Department.
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Tashkent and Samarkand Join FAO's Green Cities Network
Tashkent and Samarkand have been admitted to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization's (FAO) Green Cities Network. Certificates were presented at FAO headquarters in Rome on August 20. The network aims to foster collaboration among cities to create greener, healthier, and more resilient urban environments.
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Tallest Building in Central Asia to be Constructed in Tajikistan
Tajikistan plans to build the tallest building in Central Asia, the Dushanbe Tower, a 77-story structure reaching 340 meters. Companies from Uzbekistan will participate in the project. The tower is set to become the region's highest edifice.
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Joint Venture to Oversee Jizzakh Nuclear Power Plant Project Established
A joint venture with an international company will be established to oversee the Jizzakh nuclear power plant project. This initiative aims to improve project management, strengthen technical oversight, and ensure independent expert review of technological solutions.
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Samarkand Conference Focuses on Youth Rights, Digital Space, and Climate Change
The XII World Conference of Young Parliamentarians in Samarkand featured panel discussions on youth rights amid conflicts, digital rights in the digital age, and climate change. Discussions included protecting youth rights, ensuring educational opportunities, and addressing online security challenges. International cooperation was emphasized for supporting youth in conflict zones and improving legislative mechanisms.
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Samarkand Conference Ideas Aim to Strengthen International Cooperation
The XII World Conference of Young Parliamentarians in Samarkand, initiated by Uzbekistan's President, is seen as recognition of the country's progress in parliamentarism and youth policy. The conference theme focuses on human dignity, justice, and peace amid instability. Participants emphasized constructive dialogue, mutual trust, and partnership, calling for youth involvement in decision-making.
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Uzbekistan Proposes Fines for Concealing Offenses, Including Early Marriages
Uzbekistan's Prosecutor General's Office has drafted a bill introducing administrative liability for failing to report offenses. The proposed amendments to the Code of Administrative Offenses would penalize officials and citizens who do not report violations to the authorities. Fines would range from 3 to 15 BHM depending on the offense and repeat violations.
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Chairwoman of the Senate Outlines Three Priority Directions
At the XII World Conference of Young Parliamentarians in Samarkand, it was highlighted that Uzbekistan's population is nearly 39 million, with over half under 30. The Senate Chairwoman stated that youth policy is integral to national development and reforms, with constitutional guarantees and the "Uzbekistan-2030" strategy prioritizing youth interests in education, employment, and social protection.
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System for Training Medical and Pharmaceutical Personnel to Be Improved
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed proposals to enhance the training, registration, and continuous professional development of medical and pharmaceutical personnel. The reforms aim to shift medical education from theory to practical skills, align programs with international standards, and create a system for objective assessment and career growth, with admission quotas based on regional needs and staff shortages.
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Global Food Prices Reach Highest Level Since Late 2022 in August
Global food prices surged in August, reaching their highest point since the end of 2022. Price indices for vegetable oil, sugar, meat, and dairy products all increased. The cereal price index rose by 2.2% over the month, hitting its highest level since May 2024.
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Uzbekistan's Taxi Market Evolution Since Early 2026 Detailed
Uzbekistan's State Tax Committee reported on the taxi market from January to August 2026. Over 242 taxi aggregators are integrated into tax systems, facilitating 329 million passenger trips. Total revenue exceeded 7.2 trillion soms, with non-cash payments comprising 36.9%.
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Tashkent City Khokimiyat Reports Elimination of Unpleasant Odor from Salar Wastewater Treatment Plant
Tashkent's Salar wastewater treatment plant has installed new filtration equipment costing 9.5 billion soms to eliminate unpleasant odors. The city administration reports that sealed reservoirs and special filters are now in use, resolving the issue.
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Uzbekistan's evolving view of Central Asia in its foreign policy discourse
Uzbekistan has shifted its perspective on Central Asia multiple times over 35 years, exploring integration and later including Afghanistan. The current foreign policy concept, from 2012, prioritizes the region but lacks a clear definition, leading to debates about expanding regional dialogue formats.
