The President of Uzbekistan has departed for Astana on a working visit.

In Kashkadarya, a compensation of nearly 11 billion soums was imposed on an enterprise that caused environmental damage.

It was found that construction and other types of waste were illegally disposed of on the factory premises, and wastewater mixed with petroleum products was dumped into open areas.

It was proposed to introduce the "zero bureaucracy" principle to 783 public services.

Through this, 550 types of public services will be transferred to electronic form, and the service delivery stages will be reduced by 2 times.

New deputies have been appointed to the governors of Jizzakh and Surkhandarya regions.

Dilmurod Khudayshukurov became the deputy governor of Jizzakh region, and Oybek Ashurov became the deputy governor of Surkhandarya region.

In Uzbekistan, a portion of the interest rates on loans for cotton and wheat growers will be reimbursed.

Farms that fully repay their loans by December 31 of the harvest year will receive compensation of up to 5 percentage points of the interest payment.

The President of Uzbekistan addressed the participants of the 29th Eurasian Economic Summit.

The summit participants were invited to the Global Environmental Facility Assembly, which will take place in the city of Samarkand, as well as to the World Forum on Water Conservation.

In Uzbekistan, subsidies for diesel fuel will be provided to agricultural enterprises.

The amount of the subsidy does not exceed 2 million soums.

Uzbekistan has become a world leader in the growth of the number of Korean language schools.

Over the past year, 68 more educational institutions with Korean language-specialized classes have been established in the country.

In Sirdarya, Damas vehicles that were carrying more children than the permitted number from kindergartens have been identified.

One of the cars had 22 kindergarten children, and the other had 24.