The dynamic growth of Uzbekistan's population requires high economic growth rates to properly meet the growing needs and raise the population's standard of living. But this requires new, more balanced, and proven approaches that ensure the timely achievement of the set goals.

The priorities of our economy are reflected in the "Uzbekistan - 2030" strategy. Based on this, the results of the work done last year are clearly visible in the main macroeconomic indicators.

The task of raising the status of pedagogues is specifically mentioned in the new version of the Constitution, which is a solid legal foundation of the reforms of the new Uzbekistan, and in the "Uzbekistan - 2030" strategy, approved by the relevant decree of the head of our state. The fact that this issue is not just an expression of beautiful wishes decorated on paper, but a firm life goal is becoming more and more evident day by day during consistent reforms. The law "On the status of pedagogues" signed yesterday by our President can be called a historical confirmation of our opinion. This law, consisting of 21 articles, defines the rights, obligations, and basic guarantees of the activities of about 700 thousand pedagogues in our country.

In the modern world, where science, technology, and innovation play a key role in the development of countries, the importance of human capital is becoming increasingly obvious.

The CERR jointly with the Statistics Agency, assessed the level of monetary poverty in Uzbekistan. By the end of 2023, poverty in the country decreased by 3.1 percentage points. The experts explained how the poverty profile has changed and in which regions the incomes of the population have shown the greatest growth.

2020 was declared the Year of the Development of Science, Education, and the Digital Economy in our country. Since then, significant work has been carried out in this direction. On April 28, 2020, the Presidential Decree “On measures for the widespread introduction of the digital economy and e-government” was adopted...

​February 7-9, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko will visit Uzbekistan on an official visit

The Development Strategy of New Uzbekistan sets the task of improving the country’s position in the Global Innovation Index (GII) and inclusion in the top 50 countries in the ranking by 2030.