On April 7, the Senate approved a landmark BIll titled "On the Compensation of Damages Caused by Illegal Decisions, Actions, or Inactions of State Bodies or Their Officials."
By the April 7 presidential decree, Uzbekistan has authorized temporary state subsidies for meat importers to stabilize domestic market prices. According to the Ministry of Justice, the initiative is designed to ensure a consistent and affordable supply of meat products for households.
On April 6, president Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a series of proposals aimed at scaling back the state’s footprint in the economy and accelerating the privatization process.
By the April 1 presidential decree, Uzbekistan has overhauled its system for public engagement. The decree aims to "ensure an open and effective dialogue between the people and state bodies, further expanding citizen participation in governance through the absolute exercise of their right to petition."
Today, the Senate approved a new edition of the Automobile Roads Law, marking a significant step toward modernizing the nation's transport infrastructure.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev chaired a government meeting focused on strengthening national defense and expanding support for military personnel, the presidential press service said.
The Senate today passed the Urban Renovation Bill, a landmark initiative designed to modernize the country's housing stock, optimize land use, and establish a transparent framework for redevelopment projects.
A proposed tax restructuring on singers and entertainers in Uzbekistan has caused significant debate, with new regulations requiring performers to pay taxes on income earned from weddings and private celebrations.
The official launch ceremony of the American-Uzbek Business and Investment Council took place in Washington on Monday. The event was led by the Council’s co-chairs: Chief of the Presidential Administration of Uzbekistan Saida Mirziyoyeva and the U.S. Special Envoy for South and Central Asia Sergio Gor.
On April 5, Afghanistan hosted its first-ever Afghanistan–Central Asia consultative dialogue, as reported by the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
On the afternoon of April 6, scattered showers and potential thunderstorms are expected across much of Uzbekistan. However, Uzhydromet reports that the Tashkent province and the Fergana Valley will remain dry. Temperatures are set to hover between +18°C and +23°C, reaching as high as +24°C to +26°C in some areas.
The State Security Service of Uzbekistan (DXX) has intercepted major drug smuggling operations in the Tashkent and Surkhandarya provinces, seizing over 35 kg of narcotics.
The National Dendrological Park will serve as a vital hub for acclimating diverse global flora to Uzbekistan’s specific environmental conditions, Aziz Abdukhakimov, Chairman of the National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change told the Uzbekistan 24 TV channel.
Officials of the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Jeddah visited the Kanari and Al-Ayam Elite hotels in Mecca to assess the situation of 170 Uzbek pilgrims stranded in Saudi Arabia.
Tashkent is set to implement a comprehensive design code to forge a unified urban identity. On April 3, the capital’s mayor's office held a presentation to discuss the project's intricacies.
A major fire tore through a Tashkent marketplace on April 5, according to a statement from the Ministry of Emergency Situations (MES).
Deputy Governor of the Andijan province Isomiddin Ismanov, was apprehended at his residence while allegedly accepting a $50,000 bribe.
Uzhydromet has issued a flash flood and mudflow warning for the foothills and mountainous regions across nine provinces of Uzbekistan, effective from April 7–9, following forecasts of heavy rainfall.
The Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Istanbul has issued an urgent advisory, calling on Uzbek nationals residing in Turkey to adhere to several critical security measures.
Torrential rains triggered flash floods in Gallaorol district of the Jizzakh province, though emergency services confirm that no casualties or significant damage have been reported.