Tashkent hosted an international conference
Fostering a Well Educated and Intellectually Advanced Generation as a Crucial
Prerequisite for Sustainable Development and Modernization of the Country.
Eldar Rakhmatullayev, UT
Reforming and development of education system,
preparation of Uzbekistan’s
new generation of professionals became priority of state policy since the
earliest days of independence. This choice is explained by the fact that over
62% of the population is young people under the age of 30. In current conditions
only those countries can achieve the objectives of democratic development,
modernization and renewal where among the main priorities stand human capital,
training of an educated and intellectually advanced generation.
Results and
prospects for further work were analyzed at regular session of Children’s
Sports Development Foundation Board of Trustees.
Sergey Danilov,
UT
From the earliest days of Uzbekistan’s
independence fostering highly spirited, physically robust and harmoniously
developed young generation is one of the most important goals of the country.
The country's leadership credits the grandiose plans in reaching new highs in
the economy, industry, agriculture and social sector with young citizens of Uzbekistan,
from whom the future of the motherland will depend on. Consistent and
deliberate steps made to achieve this goal are filled with concrete and truly
large-scale works. One of the most important among them is to attract young
Uzbeks to physical training and sports.
President Islam Karimov addressed the meeting
of the Cabinet of Ministers to revisit the year 2011 and outline Uzbekistan’s
socio-economic development priorities for 2012.
Prosperity of Motherland – Achievement of Multiethnic People
27.01.2012 03:26
The Republican
Interethnic Cultural
Center marks its 20th
anniversary
Anora Usmanova
Today in Uzbekistan fostering in people the
culture of tolerance, including interethnic and religious, has turned one of
the priority directions of the state policy. The Republican Interethnic
Cultural Center
(RICC) makes its contribution in upgrading interethnic relations, satisfying
national-spiritual demands of people of various nationalities and minorities
living in the Uzbek land.
New tax
benefits and preferences enter into force in Uzbekistan in 2012
Jamshid Ramziyev, UT
Sometimes tax system is unfairly called as a
burden. Meanwhile, it performs one of the most important functions in the
economy; it acts as a kind of circulatory system, regulating the direction of
financial flows. Tax system is what exactly stands for the growth of industrial
production, increases small businesses’ share in national economy, raises
foreign investment and supports Uzbekistan’s
strong social sector. New privileges and preferences granted to the business in
2012 have become another new confirmation of the stimulating role of the taxes.
On January 14, the country is to celebrate the
Day of Defenders of Homeland and the twentieth anniversary of the formation of
Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Modern image of the Armed Forces is
presented by its own model of army, guarding the inviolability of borders, the
sovereignty and security of the country and its citizens.
Healthy Family Makes Healthy Society, Strong and Stable Country
06.01.2012 03:13
Nigora Rahimova, Aziz Tuhtaev,
UT
For Uzbeks, family and its values have always been sacred. This institute is the
main link of the society. The country officially dedicates this year to Family.
In this regard, further strengthening the role and place of family in the
society and state, and improving the work being done in this direction gain
significance.
Five years
ago, Uzbekistan
adopted the Law on Arbitration Courts
Otabek Zakirov, UT
Majority of disputes in business can be
resolved via negotiations: through examining the case and the search for
possible solutions. Such course of events contributes to the maintaining of
business relations and to further cooperation between the conflicting sides.
The Law on Arbitration Courts, adopted in the Republic of Uzbekistan
five years ago, gave an impulse to widespread application in the country of
this world-wide popular form of dispute solving.
Tashkent has hosted an international
symposium on mother and child healthcare
Mother and Child Healthcare scheme, as a
fundamental factor in consolidating nation’s health and gene pool, turned to be
a national movement in Uzbekistan, with significant outcomes. The results and
perspectives of working in this sphere were discussed by experts from over 35
countries during international symposium ‘National Model of Maternal and Child
Healthcare in Uzbekistan’ “Healthy Mother - Healthy Child” held in Tashkent by
the initiative and participation of the President of Uzbekistan Islam Karimov.
Uzbekistan plans to implement fifty-five
projects for $1.7 billion
Rustam Abdullaev, UT
Light industry very often suffers from its ‘frivolous’
title. The name, however, veils modern production facilities that are hardly
inferior, sometimes even outdoing the level of technological advancements in
automotive industry and mechanical engineering. Today the textile industry is
among the leaders in attracting foreign investment and producing goods with
high added value. Its plans for the future include coming up with new brands to
offer, to make Uzbekistan
a prominent center of global fashion industry.
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