Kun Uz is a journalist for Kun.uz, a leading news outlet in Uzbekistan. With a focus on business, politics, and infrastructure development, Kun covers a wide range of topics related to Uzbekistan's economy and government policies. Their articles provide valuable insights into the country's current affairs and highlight important developments in various sectors.
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Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed the presentation on the creation of a tourism ring in the Fergana region.
Alisher Kodirov expressed his thoughts that the person who committed the atrocity of stabbing a three-year-old child in Tashkent should not be allowed to live. In response, Odiljon Tojiev noted that the state does not have the right to take a life it did not give.
By: Kun Uz
The ecological ranking of 14 administrative centers in the republic has been compiled. This was announced by the National Center for Climate Change under the Ministry of Ecology at a press conference on July 11. The cities were evaluated on a 100-point system. Namangan, scoring 62 points, was declared the greenest city in Uzbekistan.
The buyer is a textile company from Karakalpakstan, Jasmine Gold Group.
Shavkat Mirziyoyev held a meeting on the socio-economic development of the Fergana region.
The most significant decline in demand in recent months has been felt in the secondary car market.
The President instructed to develop projects in tourism and related fields in the Fergana region.
Local farmers are compensated for part of their loan payments for fruit processing projects.
By: Kun Uz
Charging stations will receive a special invoice, and the tariff may be 900 UZS per 1 kW/h. The new procedure could be introduced as early as this year.
The department also discovered 20 billion UZS of unjustified income from textile clusters.
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