It contains information about the Tashkent International Symposium held in November 2011.

 The document was submitted to the Secretary General of the United Nations and distributed in the six official languages of 192 missions of the UN. It is noted that the forum in Tashkent gathered about 300 representatives of health from 40 countries, including USA, China, Russia, Canada, UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Finland, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Denmark, South Korea and other .

The main topic of the Science Forum - a deep analysis of the radical reforms implemented in Uzbekistan since independence in order to protect and promote health, including maternal and child of a healthy generation, creating an appropriate uniform national model. During the symposium a roundtable took place Priorities to Achieve the Millennium Development Goals at the present stage in the European region, satellite conferences, master classes of leading scientists and experts in demonstration of medical clinics and centers on topical issues of motherhood and childhood, the material wrote.

 The paper also presents the Tashkent International Symposium resolution, which stresses that the results of the participants recognized the national model of maternal and child health in Uzbekistan as one of the most effective strategies in achieving the goals for development.