Support for entrepreneurs increases and the burden on business is reduced in Uzbekistan

It should be noted that during the reforms in the country, the business sector has traditionally been given increased attention. This is evidenced by the dynamics of growth of registered small business enterprises in Uzbekistan, when in 2021 there were 503 thousand companies (in 2016 - 278 thousand), and now there are about 1.5 million entrepreneurs who have created about 5 million jobs.

ENSURING HUMAN RIGHTS WHILE COUNTERING TERRORISM

The international conference "Regional Cooperation in Central Asia in the Framework of the Joint Action Plan for the Implementation of the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy" which will be held in Tashkent on March 3-4, 2022 is crucial and timely. This international conference aims to encourage the region's and the world community's efforts to unite and work together to combat terrorism.

TASHKENT TO HOST HIGH-LEVEL INERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON REGIONAL COOPERATION OF CENTRAL ASIAN STATES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISM

The President of Uzbekistan: To unite efforts in the development of the Aral Sea region, each district of Karakalpakstan is assigned to one of the regions

According to the press service of the Head of the state, the city is one of the most remote places in the country.

It is 100 kilometers far from the nearest city – Kungrad, and 200 kilometers far from the center of Karakalpakstan, Nukus.

Difficulties in transport communication naturally arise at such distances.

The President of Uzbekistan gets acquainted with the roadside infrastructure along the Tashkent bypass road

The President of Uzbekistan: If mahalla is landscaped, then the country will be landscaped

The President of Uzbekistan has defined measures to support livestock industry

Eldor Tulyakov: Economic Development as a Priority in the Development Strategy of Uzbekistan for 2022-2026

The country has identified target goals in concrete numbers and introduced the mechanisms of reaching those goals. Further economic liberalisation, privatisation in most spheres, competition, elimination of monopolisation, the attraction of more foreign investment, price stabilisation, support of the development of “driver spheres of the economy,” and decentralisation that gives more authority to the regions are among many other priorities identified in the Development Strategy for 2022-2026.