“Currently, Uzbekistan has 2,140 media outlets. 626 more than in 2016. Among them, 65 percent are non-state media, which indicates the ongoing structural transformations in the sphere. It should be noted that along with traditional media outlets, online publications are rapidly developing too. Their number of increased to 745, and their audience is steadily growing,”

Uzbekistan has introduced a number of changes to improve legislation on the protection of property rights.

In recent years, as a result of favorable conditions created primarily by the Head of State, large-scale work has been carried out in order to provide comprehensive support for the rights and legitimate interests of our women.

In recent years, the country has steadily been implementing reforms to enhance tax administration, streamline the tax system for the development of economic sectors, and fortify the regulatory framework to curb the illegal economy. The efforts also involve reinforcing public control and legitimizing informal employment.

Today, thanks to consistent reforms being implemented in New Uzbekistan, the construction industry, like the whole country, is moving to a new stage of development. The results of the implemented works are reflected in great changes in our social life, in particular, in the construction of the «Obod qishloq», «Obod mahalla», «New Uzbekistan» massifs, as well as in the joy of people who will have their own dream home for many years.

In recent years, the world has been increasingly concerned about unforeseen threats, strained relations, environmental repercussions, geopolitical conflicts, and a crisis of mutual distrust. During this intricate period, national statehood matters and territorial and regional security have grown significantly more serious. It is abundantly clear that establishing an atmosphere of understanding, tolerance, solidarity, and trust in relations between states and political leaders is more crucial than ever.

An article titled "The General Assembly of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) was held in Samarkand, the tourist center of the Great Silk Road" was published on the website of the prominent Japanese tourism publishing house "Chikyuno Arukikata."

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The VII International Congress, titled "Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan - the Foundation of a New Renaissance," unfolded in the historic city of Samarkand. Engaging distinguished orientalists from around the globe, this yearly gathering was orchestrated to systematically amass information on the masterpieces originating from our land. These treasures are meticulously preserved in libraries, museums worldwide, and even in private collections, contributing to the collective cultural wealth.