Uzbekistan

In Tashkent, the collateral-free credit limit for entrepreneurs will be increased up to 200 million soums.

Additionally, the potential of the 305-hectare industrial zone in the Miskin and Ibrohim ota neighborhoods was also reviewed.

In Tashkent, the collateral-free credit limit for entrepreneurs will be increased up to 200 million soums.

For entrepreneurs planning to start a business in Tashkent city, the collateral-free credit limit will be increased from 100 million soums to 200 million soums. This was announced at a video conference chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev.

 

At the meeting, the necessity of developing small business and the service sector in neighborhoods and effectively utilizing new opportunities for entrepreneurs was emphasized.

 

Additionally, the task was set to expand opportunities for adapting the first floors of multi-apartment buildings for trade and service activities.

 

In Olmazor district, utilizing these opportunities, it is planned to support 300 new entrepreneurs and create 1,000 jobs within this year alone. The task was set to expand this experience to other districts of the capital as well and provide 20,000 residents with gainful employment by the end of the year.

 

At the meeting, the potential of the 305-hectare industrial zone in the territory of Miskin and Ibrohim ota neighborhoods was also reviewed. Currently, 504 business entities operate here. It was noted that since most of them are located in one- or two-story buildings, the economic potential of the area is not being fully utilized.

 

There is an opportunity to increase the number of jobs in the industrial zone from the current 35,000 to 100,000, and the export volume to up to 600 million dollars.

 

To this end, it was determined to offer entrepreneurs financial instruments such as industrial mortgages, credits, and leasing, as well as to launch new projects that create high added value in the industrial area.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated farmers, dehqons, and all agricultural workers

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated farmers, dehqons, and all agricultural workers

For the first time in Uzbekistan, more than 5 million tons of cotton were grown.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will be on a working visit to Kazakhstan

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev will be on a working visit to Kazakhstan

The President participates in the meeting of the leaders of Central Asian states within the framework of the Aqaba Process.

Air quality in Tashkent will improve: precipitation is expected

Air quality in Tashkent will improve: precipitation is expected

Precipitation can help improve air quality by reducing the amount of PM2.5 and PM10 particles in the air.

The first SCO plus expert dialogue in Samarkand: security issues will be discussed

The first SCO plus expert dialogue in Samarkand: security issues will be discussed

On November 5–6, an international expert meeting dedicated to issues of combating terrorism and extremism in the era of digital transformation will be held in Samarkand.

Drug trafficking: members of a transnational criminal organization detained

Drug trafficking: members of a transnational criminal organization detained

The detained individuals have been engaged in distributing narcotic substances in the territory of Uzbekistan for a year.

Air quality in Tashkent: improvement expected on the morning of November 2

Air quality in Tashkent: improvement expected on the morning of November 2

On the night of November 2, air quality may reach a "unhealthy" level according to the international AQI, and a "yellow" level according to the national index.

A girl threw herself into a canal in Tashkent: inspectors saved her

A girl threw herself into a canal in Tashkent: inspectors saved her

He was reported to have been taken to the hospital and his condition is currently stable.

Public transport in Tashkent: service hours will be extended on 20 routes

Public transport in Tashkent: service hours will be extended on 20 routes

The interval between evening services is set not to exceed 15–20 minutes.