In Uzbekistan, more than 12,000 citizens were convicted of fraud in 2025.

Russia has restricted the import of several types of vegetables and fruits from Uzbekistan.

Restrictions have been imposed on five Uzbek exporters who most frequently violated phytosanitary regulations.

Interest in travel to Uzbekistan has increased by 54 percent — Expedia Group

The number of tourists who booked trips to Uzbekistan increased by 45.6% compared to June of last year, and the number of purchased airline tickets rose by 23%.

The President instructed the governors to draw up a clear plan for meat imports.

The privilege for bringing meat by plane will be extended until the end of the year.

Fines and payments for entrepreneurs may be reduced.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev emphasized the need for supervisory bodies to assist entrepreneurs in eliminating shortcomings and issued an instruction to reduce fines, payments, and fees.

In Tashkent, a person drowned and died in the Bo'zsuv canal.

The body of the deceased was found approximately five hours after he drowned.

The "Blue Domes" cafe in Tashkent will be restored to its original appearance.

The First Deputy of the Cultural Heritage Agency, together with the author of the "Blue Domes" cafe — renowned architect Vil Muratov, inspected the cultural heritage site.

The "Rose – 2026" competition has been announced for women working in the media.

Recommendations for candidates for the competition will be accepted from July 20 to August 20, 2026. The winners of the competition will be announced on the eve of the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan's Independence.

In Uzbekistan, drinking water supply will be brought to 90 percent.

Additionally, the coverage of sewage services in cities will be increased to 80 percent. To achieve this, an additional $1.3 billion in investment will be attracted.