The President's visit to Qatar has concluded.

About 40 startup projects were presented to investors and major clusters.

The Innovation Development Agency held a "Demo Day" event.

A 1.2-kilometer BRT lane has been put into operation in Tashkent.

As part of the first phase of the BRT project on Shahrisabz Street, new bus stops and a dedicated traffic lane have been established, and the road infrastructure has been completely reconstructed.

Behzod Musayev has been relieved of his position as Director of the Migration Agency.

Instead, Mukhsinkhoja Abdurakhmanov was appointed as the director of the agency.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev discussed issues of strengthening strategic partnership with a US senator.

The meeting also considered issues of expanding trade-economic and investment ties between Uzbekistan and the USA.

Due to the "Tashkent International Half Marathon," traffic will be restricted on some streets.

Restrictions will be in effect from September 6, 05:00 to 14:00.

A town for nuclear workers designed for 33,000 residents will be built in Jizzakh.

Construction of a $9.5 billion integrated nuclear power plant is ongoing in the region.

In Uzbekistan, 1.4 million tons of household waste were removed and disposed of.

Within the framework of the “Urgent 40-day” cleanliness campaign, 30–40 thousand tons of waste were removed from the regions daily.

A 13-year-old girl from Uzbekistan who got lost in Istanbul and ended up at a mosque was handed over to her mother.

When the imam of the mosque reported it, diplomats brought the minor child to the consulate and contacted their close relatives.