Visits to museums, theaters, and other cultural sites were organized in the capital for employees of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the Department of Special Machine Building and Construction of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. The goal of these events was to meaningfully fill the free time of temporary military servicemen, promote the expression of their cultural inclinations, and enrich their spiritual horizons.
During the visits, participants were able to gain a deeper understanding of the country's rich historical heritage, national values, and culture. Furthermore, they enjoyed highly professional performances by creative groups presented on theater stages.
These cultural and educational events played an important role in broadening the horizons, improving the aesthetic taste, and raising the spiritual level of both the employees and the temporary military servicemen, as well as in the meaningful use of their free time.
Upon completion of the events, participants expressed sincere gratitude to the museum and theater teams, emphasizing that such spiritual and educational events play an important role in achieving high spiritual upliftment and respect for national values among young people.
In Uzbekistan, great attention is being paid to adapting the higher education system to international standards, expanding cooperation with prestigious global universities, and training competitive medical personnel through the initiative of the President. As a result of these reforms, the Faculty of Turkish Medicine was established at the Bukhara State Medical Institute in cooperation with the University of Health Sciences of the Republic of Turkey. This faculty is considered one of the most promising international education projects for the country and the region.
The Faculty of Turkish Medicine operates based on the Memorandum of Understanding signed on November 22, 2018, and the cooperation agreement approved on October 16, 2019. Starting from the 2019–2020 academic year, educational programs in 'clinical practice,' 'higher nursing (anesthesiology),' 'emergency medical care,' and 'physiotherapy' were implemented. Furthermore, starting from the 2025–2026 academic year, the 'dentistry' program, one of the most in-demand fields of modern medicine, was also opened.
The faculty is being recognized as a prestigious educational institution that incorporates the scientific experience and modern medical approaches of two countries, alongside the introduction of international education programs. The graduation ceremony was another manifestation of the strong friendship and strategic cooperation between Uzbekistan and Turkey. The ceremony was attended by Professor Kamoliddin Aydın, Rector of the University of Health Sciences of the Republic of Turkey, Shuhrat Teshaev, Rector of the Bukhara State Medical Institute, rectors of higher education institutions in Bukhara region, professors and teachers, parents of graduates, media representatives, and the wider public.
Speakers at the event emphasized that cooperation in the field of education between Uzbekistan and Turkey has reached an entirely new stage. They stressed that the activity of this faculty is a practical result of the development strategy based on mutual trust and innovation of the two countries. It was emphasized that graduates must possess not only high knowledge and skills but also high virtues such as responsibility for human life, compassion, honesty, and selflessness. Successes were wished to them through protecting public health and contributing to national development.
The most important part of the ceremony was the official awarding of diplomas to nearly 200 graduates who successfully completed the faculty. This event was recorded as an unforgettable day for young doctors and a significant historical moment in their entry into professional activity. Most importantly, the doctors being trained in Bukhara today are entering the workforce as personnel who have acquired knowledge according to international standards, mastered modern medical technologies, and can compete at the national and international levels in the future. This diploma awarding is valued as an important result of the educational reforms being implemented in New Uzbekistan and the international cooperation policy being expanded under the initiative of the President.
The Ministry of Justice has included the mass property valuation methodology in the state register. This document, signed on June 25, 2026, establishes a unified procedure for determining the value of real estate objects, approximating the market price.
According to the new methodology, real estate objects are divided into groups: residential premises in apartment buildings, individual houses, and non-residential properties. When conducting an appraisal, data from the real estate market, transactions, listings, and other factors affecting the price are taken into account.
Territories are divided into pricing zones based on market prices, and the value is determined using typical objects (standards) as examples. The object's value is calculated using the comparative, cost, or income approach. Parameters such as year of construction, building materials, area, floor, location, and repair condition are considered when determining the value.
The results of the mass valuation are published on the official website and in the information systems of the Cadastral Agency. Owners can check the value of their property using the cadastral number. Furthermore, the valuation results are submitted for public discussion for 90 days, during which owners have the right to submit proposals and objections. Individuals dissatisfied with the valuation results have the right to appeal to the authorized body or to court.
This document is intended to ensure a fair and transparent determination of the value of real estate objects based on market principles.
On the occasion of International Day Against Drug Abuse, a preventive event was organized at the Institute of Physical Culture and Sports Research at the State Academy of Sports of Uzbekistan. The goal of the event was to promote a healthy lifestyle among youth, prevent bad habits, and strengthen legal awareness. During the event, detailed explanations were given about the negative impact of narcotic substances on the human body. Threats that drug addiction poses to youth upbringing and social stability, as well as negative consequences for the health of future generations, were also discussed. Special attention was paid to the strategic importance of sports in forming a healthy lifestyle and protecting youth from various harmful phenomena. The Institute identified the systematic holding of preventive propaganda events and the establishment of a culture of a healthy lifestyle as a priority task.
