An open house was held at the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, during which achievements in the large-scale digitalization of the utility sector were presented to members of the Senate, media representatives, and bloggers.
An open house was held at the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services, during which achievements in the large-scale digitalization of the utility sector were presented to members of the Senate, media representatives, and bloggers.
Participants were shown a number of already created and successfully operating digital tools. Among them is the billing system 'Mening uyim' ('My Home'), which allows citizens to pay for utility services remotely, view reports from management structures, submit requests, and monitor their execution.
Additionally, a Special Situational Center was introduced, providing quick access to detailed information about the condition of any apartment building. Other modern platforms are also being implemented, such as 'Turar joy' ('Housing'), 'Xavfsiz lift' ('Safe Elevator'), and 'HotEnergy', which bring housing fund management, elevator safety assurance, and the heating supply system in line with the latest standards.
Deputy Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services Ozoda Juraeva addressed the senators, emphasizing that at the current stage, it is critically important to ensure the effective operation of all developed systems. According to her, the digitalization process has created all prerequisites for ensuring transparency and openness of processes. However, for the full utilization of these opportunities, monitoring the functioning of the platforms, and protecting citizens' rights, an active role from both parliament and society is necessary.
On July 4, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited Yangi Sergeli street in Tashkent, located in the Ittifok mahalla of the Sergeli district of Uzbekistan. The head of state examined the results of the work carried out, as well as the activities of retail outlets and service sector enterprises.
According to information provided by the presidential press service, the total budget for this project reached 18.7 billion soms. The section of the street, which is 2.1 kilometers long, was completely modernized and transformed into a 24-hour zone. This zone includes shops, public catering establishments, and recreation areas.
As part of the renovation, more than ten playgrounds were created, eight workout zones were established, and a bookstore and a leisure center for the elderly were equipped.
This project is designed to serve over 1.2 million visitors annually. More than 21 thousand residents live in four neighboring mahallas, and between 15,000 and 20,000 vehicles circulate through this area daily. Furthermore, the implementation of the project has created over 250 new jobs, and 95 existing business entities have been modernized, while 22 new enterprises have been opened.
During his walk through the mahalla territory, the President inspected houses that had been restored in national style and held conversations with local residents.
