The adoption of the new version of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan on April 30, 2023 was a continuation of large-scale reforms taking place in the country and a logical requirement of the time.

On May 13-14 of this year, the Asian Women’s Forum will be held in the city of Samarkand on the topic “Regional approach to issues of economic, social and political rights of women and empowerment”.

On April 18-19, at the invitation of President Emomali Rahmon, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will pay a state visit to Tajikistan.

In our country, special attention is paid to preserving over the centuries the memory of the most talented Uzbek citizens who spoke about their homeland, made it stronger and stronger. An important event in this context is the 130th anniversary of Abdullah Kadiri, one of the greatest masters of artistic expression of the 20th century. The writer gave us dozens of heroes who demonstrate the life of an ordinary person, who find themselves in life situations worthy of deepest sympathy and who know how to get out of them with dignity.

From June 1, Uzbekistan will start phased introduction of the "Ecological Transport" system to control compliance with permissible standards of harmful emissions into the atmosphere from all categories of vehicles.

​On May 1-7, the International Folklore Festival “Boysun Bakhori” (“Spring of Boysun”) will be held on the ancient and unique land of Surkhandarya.

In the modern world, the issue of gender equality is becoming increasingly relevant and an integral element of social development. It concerns all spheres of life - from economics and politics to education and healthcare.

The modern education system requires constant updating, improving quality, creating innovative programs and implementing international projects. Kindergarten, school, college, university - at all levels of education, the necessary conditions are created for children and youth, the material and technical base of institutions is strengthened. Thus, in close partnership with foreign countries and organizations, Uzbekistan is building a model in which the younger generation has unlimited access to knowledge. A strong regulatory and legal framework has been formed in this direction.

Among the contest nominations, held in connection with the World Press Freedom Day on May 3, applications “For the best article by a foreign journalist about Uzbekistan” are open.

According to the calculations, in the absence of social payments, the child poverty rate in the country would have increased by 1.6 times.