Thursday, 02, October, 2025

National

The Tashkent authorities will contribute 10 billion soums for purchase and planting of flower seedlings on city squares and streets. This was provided for by the resolution of the Tashkent city Council of People's Deputies.

27.5 million out of the 137 million seedlings which were planted in the spring as part of the Green Space program across Uzbekistan have withered.

Uzbekistan and the United States vowed to expand cooperation and implement new energy projects. The Energy Minister Jurabek Mirzamakhmudov told Uzbekistan 24 in an interview.

The bilateral ties between Uzbekistan and the United States have now moved to a period of stability and predictability, the presidential adviser on foreign policy Abdulaziz Kamilov told Uzbekistan 24 in an interview today.

The foreign-invested Allied Biofuels signed land and water allocation agreements with the Khorezm province governor’s office for a zero-emission aviation fuel plant project, the company said today.

407 officials of state-owned companies have been held administratively liable in Uzbekistan since the taking of effect of the Conflict of Interest Law in December 2024, announced Akmal Burkhanov, Director of the Anti-Corruption Agency at a meeting of the Legislative Chamber on September 16.

The Tashkent Subway’s administration announced the imminent completion of "preventive maintenance" on the 30th Anniversary of Uzbekistan's Independence over-the-ground circle line.

The Embassy of India in Tashkent successfully organised the Viksit Bharat Run 2025 on 28 September 2025 as a celebration of service, fitness, and sustainability. The run in Tashkent drew enthusiastic participation from the Indian diaspora and friends of India. 170 runners and 20 volunteers joined hands including members from the ‘Tashkent City Runners group’ and Cricket Federation of Uzbekistan (CFU).

During the FIFA international window in October, the Uzbekistan National Team will play two friendly matches against Kuwait on October 9 in Tashkent and Uruguay in Malaysia on October 13.

Among the few winners from the recent UNGA events must surely be Uzbekistan. Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev got a personal meeting with President Trump in front of the cameras, the Forbes said in a story.

Increasing the valuation and weight of the teaching and mentoring professions is a vital issue in Uzbekistan, stated the President Shavkat Mirziyoyev in his wishes on the occasion of Teacher's and Mentor's Day marked on October 1.

Uzbekistan produced 3.53 BCM of natural gas in August, the National Statistics Committee said in a report. This represents a 6.6% (252 million cubic meters) decrease compared to August last year. After stabilizing in March and April (up by 0.18% and 1.05%), gas production has also again declined, accelerating over the past three months.

Payariq district criminal court issued verdict against K.A., 44, a nurse in the maternity ward of the Payariq district central hospital. On April 12, 2025, she fraudulently abducted and took away the 3-day-old baby of the mentally ill Z.Kh. from the maternity ward. She also took away the woman's civil passport and the child's birth certificate.

The Samarkand city criminal court issued a verdict in the case of a terrific traffic accident in April of this year. The driver of a GM Lacetti, who struck eight pedestrians, has been sentenced to seven years in prison and has been disqualified from driving for three years.

The State Privatization Commission approved the sale of a 75.2% government stake in Samarkand Automobile Plant (SamAuto) to the Turkish company Anadolu Isuzu, the press service of the State Assets Management Agency (SAMA) said.

The President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed into law the bill criminalizing disclosure of information and details from closed court hearings by individuals obligated to maintain confidentiality with immediate effect.

The President Shavkat Mirziyoyev signed bill on the country's accession to the Vienna Convention on Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage into law Friday. The bill was passed by the Legislative Chamber on May 27 and approved by the Senate on June 26.

Dry and warm weather will prevail across Uzbekistan in the last days of September, with temperatures ranging from 26 to 29 degrees Celsius, reaching 31 degrees in some places. Only in the north will be a drop to 17 to 22 degrees, according to Uzhydromet.

Action plan for the Save Food program has been adopted that will advocate for discounts for soon-to-expire food items in Uzbekistan. According to the plan, grocery stores will get shelves of soon-to-expire food items, where prices will be reduced every 10 days.

Uzbekistan and the Republic of Korea signed a cooperation agreement on E-7 skilled work visas, the Migration Agency under the Cabinet of Ministers said today.