In recent years, addressing the challenges posed by climate change and finding ways to adapt and mitigate its negative impacts have become crucial priorities for global sustainable development, including our country.

In early January, the President of Uzbekistan reviewed the progress made in 2023 and outlined plans for 2024 regarding the implementation of investment policies and the promotion of renewable energy sources.

In Uzbekistan, significant strides have been taken over the past five years to fortify private property rights and bolster their legal protection. The commitment to prioritizing private property is evident through the adoption of various laws, culminating in the "Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan for 2022-2026," a sequel to the Action Strategy.

The textbook “New Express + O’zbek tili” has been developed and will be published by the publishing house “Hakusuisha” at the end of January this year.

In Uzbekistan, the "Year of Attention to People and Quality Education" took place in an atmosphere of positive changes, effective reforms, and new, useful, and tireless research. The main thing is that the lives of the citizens of Uzbekistan are changing, this has been noted by compatriots and representatives of the international community over the past 12 months.

Uzbekistan entered a new stage of development. Forming the foundations of the Third Renaissance, the people of Uzbekistan rely on a rich cultural and spiritual heritage.

Seminar on Business and Tourism Opportunities of Uzbekistan

The year 2023 will be remembered for structural reforms and large-scale transformations in all areas for millions of compatriots. Economic growth, combating corruption, combating climate change, supporting the social sector, increased attention to education and youth policy - all these issues were in the focus of attention of the country's leadership.

The rapid development of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in the world has a direct impact on the privacy of personal life, and the protection of personal information has become an impartial reality.

One of the first acts that consolidated the legal foundations of the anti-corruption policy of the Republic of Uzbekistan is the law “On Combating Corruption”, adopted on January 3, 2017.