Global Dialogue on Multidimensional Poverty in Uzbekistan

On August 27-29, experts from over 60 countries will meet to address the complexities of poverty. The fight against poverty is a leading priority of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Goal 1 is to eradicate poverty worldwide in all its forms by 2030. The challenges posed by geopolitical instabilities and disruptions in supply chains and food networks are substantial hurdles that many developing economies must overcome in order to achieve their goals. These challenges can hinder progress and create significant obstacles to economic and social development. Identifying the causes of poverty, assessing their impact, and implementing measures aimed at eliminating them in each specific country play a vital role in this process.

Founder of BMB HOLDING: Supporting entrepreneurs in the process of building New Uzbekistan has become one of the main goals of the reforms of our Head of state

In recent years, systematic work has been carried out to create a continuous chain of comprehensive support for the development of entrepreneurship in our country. As a result of the measures implemented and important decisions made over the last seven years, a new generation of entrepreneurs of New Uzbekistan has emerged.

In particular, BMB HOLDING is one of the major subjects of private entrepreneurship, playing an important role in the economic life of our country, and gaining strong positions not only in the domestic, but also in the international market.

Empowering Democracy: The Expanding Influence of Representative Institutions in Uzbekistan

As Uzbekistan stands on the brink of its 2024 elections, the nation is at a crucial juncture that will shape its future on both domestic and international fronts. These elections, scheduled for October, are not just another democratic exercise; they are a pivotal continuation of the irreversible reforms that began in late 2016. These reforms aim to strengthen the role of Parliament and local councils, ensuring transparency and accountability in governance.

Empowering Democracy: The Expanding Influence of Representative Institutions in Uzbekistan

As Uzbekistan stands on the brink of its 2024 elections, the nation is at a crucial juncture that will shape its future on both domestic and international fronts. These elections, scheduled for October, are not just another democratic exercise; they are a pivotal continuation of the irreversible reforms that began in late 2016. These reforms aim to strengthen the role of Parliament and local councils, ensuring transparency and accountability in governance.

Strengthening Representative Bodies in Uzbekistan: Paving the Way for Democratic Elections and Effective Governance

The dawn of the upcoming parliamentary election cycle in Uzbekistan is a momentous occasion, marking a significant milestone in our journey towards robust democratic governance. The recent meticulously designed and implemented constitutional reforms are set to transform the landscape of our political and administrative systems. These reforms are not mere adjustments but a profound reconfiguration aimed at enhancing the powers of representative bodies, ensuring transparent and democratic elections, and fostering inclusivity and gender equality.

The awakening lion: the era of renewal

An American politician once said of the current life and fate of the Central Asian region: ‘They are neither post-Soviet nor post-communist countries now’.

UZBEKISTAN’S ELECTORAL TRANSFORMATION: EMBRACING TECHNOLOGY FOR A STRONGER DEMOCRACY

Uzbekistan’s upcoming elections for the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis (Parliament) and the Councils of People’s Deputies, scheduled for October 27th, are not just a routine event. They mark a significant milestone in the nation’s democratic journey, introducing groundbreaking changes that promise to transform the electoral landscape. The recent meeting of the Central Election Commission unveiled several key innovations that will ensure greater efficiency, transparency, and inclusivity, making these elections a matter of global interest.

The “Sharq Taronalari” XIII International Music Festival PRESS RELEASE Samarqand City August 26-30, 2024

Under the auspices of UNESCO, the “Sharq Taronalari” XIII International Music Festival will be held from August 26 to 30 in the ancient and unique city of Samarkand, known as “The Pearl of the Earth.”

To the 200th anniversary of the birth of Ajiniyaz I have brave people

The decision of the head of our state to “widely celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the son of the famous Karakalpak poet and thinker Ajiniyaz Kosiboy” became a historical event in the spiritual, social, literary and cultural life of our New Uzbekistan.

Reforms in the Higher Education System of Uzbekistan Aimed at Preparing Competitive Personnel

At the current stage of development, the higher education system of Uzbekistan is undergoing significant institutional changes. As part of the administrative reform and with the aim of integrating higher education and scientific-innovative activities, the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education has been transformed into the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation. The Ministry operates the Center for Higher Education Development Research, which analyzes qualification requirements and educational programs and studies advanced foreign experiences in higher education development.