The core task is to raise
enthusiasm and effectiveness
by
Shakhruh NURIEV UT's parliament observer
Recently the Executive Committee of the Central Council of People’s
Democratic Party of Uzbekistan has held a joint meeting with the party’s parliamentary
faction in the lower house of
parliament. The discussion focused on
the performance of deputies of the Legislative Chamber and local councils
elected from PDPU.
Uzbekistan’s Cabinet of Ministers has convened to review the socioeconomic progress
in the country for the first part of the year. The government has also worked
out an additional action plan directed at unconditional implementation of
priority policies in social and economic development in 2010. The guidelines
had been mapped out by President Islam Karimov during the government’s similar session
on January 29, 2010.
Within five years Uzbekistan projects to double fish
production. In pursuit of this objective in recent years, the aquaculture has
become one of the country’s science-based industries of agriculture with
developing infrastructure necessary for its successful advance, as well as
expanding range of products.
The recently held BeautyExpo 2010 and Kinder
Expo Uzbekistan 2010 have turned out to be the major events in exhibition
industry this summer. Along with the latest products for skin care, hygiene and
nourishment products, the trade fair displayed an increased health awareness of
the population and that healthcare today is a matter of concern for not merely
the physicians, but every one of us.
Colleges, lyceums and universities in the
country see off their graduates
Aziz Tuhtaev, UT
Late June-early July is traditionally a time
for graduation ceremonies in academic lyceums, professional colleges,
institutes and universities, as learning circles call it the start of examining
the entire education system and of every institution in particular. The number
of employed young professionals today is one of the major qualitative
indicators of schools’ performance. However, the teachers and mentors are
confident in the success of their graduates.
Enterprises of Uzcharmpoyabzal association exported
more than $8.5 million worth of leather production in 2009. This might seem not
a big deal, especially when compared to volumes of other export oriented
sectors. However, suffice it to recall that in 2000 the export rate was much
lower.
Summer is a period of vacations and holidays.
Naturally, there is a question: Where and how to pass the time for rest in
order to have the use and pleasure? The majority of Uzbek people choose to have
rest within the republic. And it is understandable. The level of development of
tourism and recreation infrastructure in the country is sufficient to satisfy
all needs of vacationers.
Educational institutions to start admission commissions soon
Sanjar Anvarov, UT
An important and exciting time for future first
graders and freshmen has begun with the first summer days. They are all awaited
at educational institutions that have created excellent conditions for their
comprehensive development and gaining professional skills. By the way, there
are a lot of new educational directions and professions among those trained at
colleges and universities.
Andijon hosts the students
sports games, Universiada-2010
Sergey Danilov, UT
Ten years have passed
since comprehensive youth games started in Uzbekistan with the initiative of President
Islam Karimov. First held in 2000
in Namangan,
the Universiada was followed by Umid Nihollari and Barkamol Avlod sports events.
Software industry is one of the youngest and
fastest growing sectors in Uzbekistan’s
economy. The attention the government is directed at to the introduction of
modern digital information and communication technologies in all spheres of
life, including public administration, economy, science, culture, everyday life,
suggest a powerful impetus to its development in the country. Today, companies
operating in this industry are primarily engaged in creation of new national
import substituting software products and improvement of previously created
ones.
It all started 125 years ago. The first barrel
of oil in the territory of modern-day Uzbekistan was produced using
technologies available at that time. In the early 1990s, the country’s oil and
gas industry entered a new phase in its history of evolution.