Wednesday, 27, November, 2024
Uzbekistan sent a plane with 74 tons of humanitarian aid to neighboring Afghanistan, which was devastated by the earthquake and floods, the spokesman to the Foreign Ministry Yusup Kabulzhanov said.
According to him, the aid was formed upon the instruction of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.
The cargo included food, basic necessities and medicines.
More than 1,150 people died and more than 1,500 were injured in the Wednesday morning quake, according to the latest data.
Uzbekistan Railways received the delivery of a new electric train from Russia, which will be used on suburban routes ...
Unidentified people placed a pig's head at the foot of the Islam Karimov statue in Moscow, leaving a message next to ...
The Legislative Chamber passed the Bill on ratification of the Alliance Ties Treaty between Uzbekistan and Tajikistan...
On November 26, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev familiarized himself with a presentation on the progress of transformati...
The Sanitary and Epidemiological Welfare and Public Health Committee denied rumors on social networks about spread of...
The Legislative Chamber in the first reading passed a bill banning the privatization of parks at its November 25 sess...
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Blogger in the Surkhandarya province, A. Sh., was fined 4 basic calculation units (1.5 million soums) for a footage e...
On November 21, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed the Digital Evidence Bill into Law. According to the Law, electro...
Uzbekistan and UAE-based Masdar have signed an agreement to erect a 1 GW Mingbulak wind farm, Dunyo said. The ag...
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Air Products and the U.S. Embassy are proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establi...
"I would like to express my deep outrage - on behalf of myself, all members of the government, all citizens of Israel...
On November 25, the official launch of the regional #HearHerStory campaign took place as part of the global "16 Days ...