Khuvayda Umarova, a resident of Poshshopirim village in Buvayda district of Fergana region, has turned 130 today, as reported by UzA.

The master plan for Tashkent city through 2045 has been officially approved under Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 880, dated December 24, 2024.

Currently, the number of private healthcare institutions exceeds 9,000, according to the press service of the Ministry of Health.

Tashkent region is set to boost lemon and grape cultivation on household plots as part of a new initiative.

From January 1, 2025, the fare for public transport in Tashkent (buses and metro) will be set at 3,000 UZS per trip.

Military personnel serving in Uzbekistan’s Armed Forces and employees of law enforcement agencies are now prohibited from engaging in entrepreneurial activities.

The Ministers of Internal Affairs of Uzbekistan and Italy, Pulat Bobojonov and Matteo Piantedosi held a meeting to enhance sectoral cooperation between the two countries.

Plans are underway to implement numerous reforms in Tashkent to foster the development of the city’s night economy.

The village of Imam Ota, situated in the Khojaabad district, is a tourism-focused area home to several attractions, including a sacred shrine, the "Orzu" cave, and nearly ten other popular destinations.

Amendments and additions have been made to the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan “On the Legal Status of Foreign Citizens and Stateless Persons in the Republic of Uzbekistan.“