The head of state recalled that one of the tasks is to curb inflation by increasing the supply of goods and services in the market.
Regional governors aimed for inflation not to exceed 3% from January to June. However, except for the Samarkand region, no other region managed to achieve this goal.
It was noted that the price of meat increased by 6-8% in April-June. In connection with this, 300 billion sums were allocated to cover the costs of air transport of imported meat. Entrepreneurs from the capital and Tashkent region brought 1300 tons of meat by air transport, but other regions did not show sufficient initiative in this matter.
The head of state emphasized the need for regional governors and responsible persons to re-examine the meat balance by regions, as well as to develop a clear plan regarding when and from which country a specific quantity of meat should be purchased.
The video selection meeting, dedicated to reviewing the results achieved in the first half of the current year and plans until the end of the year, continues under the chairmanship of the President.
An international master class dedicated to the latest achievements and methodologies in pediatric surgery took place at the specialized pediatric surgical clinic of Samarkand State Medical University.
This international training seminar was organized in cooperation with authoritative medical institutions from around the world. Highly qualified medical professionals and renowned professors from Poland, Turkey, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, and Tunisia, as well as specialists from Uzbekistan, participated in it.
Over three days, foreign experts demonstrated the most modern and advanced approaches in pediatric surgery to Uzbek doctors. Master classes were conducted on complex areas, including minimally invasive surgery (operations through small incisions causing minimal damage), interventional bronchoscopy, and surgical treatment of hypospadias.
The Chief Physician of the Specialized Pediatric Surgical Clinic of Samarkand State Medical University, Jamshid Shamsiev, noted that this master class serves as a valuable school of experience not only for local specialists but also for doctors from neighboring countries. Doctors and residents from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan, as well as specialists from all regions of the republic, also participated in the event, gaining important information, experience, and improving their qualifications. Such international events contribute to advancing pediatrics and surgery in Uzbekistan to a new level.
Upon completion of the sessions, special certificates of international standard were awarded to all participants.
A critical evaluation of the effectiveness of handling citizen appeals in Boyovut District was conducted. At a meeting chaired by the head of the district, Niyoz Khazratkulov, the results for the first half of the current year were discussed.
It was noted that the number of repeated appeals increased by 32.3% compared to the same period last year. In the first six months of the current year, a total of 2210 appeals were received in the district, of which 291 were repeated.
Repeated appeals indicate that some issues were not fully resolved upon the initial appeal or that a solution satisfying the applicants was not provided. Out of the total number of repeated appeals, 139 were resolved positively, 109 legal clarifications were provided, 2 were rejected, 11 were completed, 9 additional clarifications were provided, 7 were taken under long-term control, and 14 are under study.
The activities of organizations most frequently mentioned in repeated appeals were also critically analyzed at the meeting. These included: the gas supply unit 'Boyovuttungaz', the Boyovut District branch of the joint-stock company 'Sirdaryo Suv Ta'minoti', the department for poverty reduction and employment assistance, the district medical complex, the power supply enterprise, the social services center 'Inson', the department of family and women, and the Enforcement Bureau.
The head of the district assigned clear tasks to leaders to improve the quality of handling appeals. He emphasized the need to consider every appeal not formally, but based on its true essence, solve problems within the framework of the law and established deadlines, ensure open dialogue with citizens, and strengthen executive discipline.
At 'Yoshlar Ijod Saroyi' in the capital, a group of specialists who make a huge contribution to developing our country's potential in various fields were awarded the 'Uzbekistan Sign' badge.
Among the awardees, representatives who make a worthy contribution to the development of physical culture and sports in the country, participating in promoting the glory of our homeland and unlocking the potential of youth on international sports arenas, were particularly noted.
These individuals include Deputy Minister of Sport Avazjon Karimov, Secretary of the National Olympic Committee of Uzbekistan Oibek Qosimov, Vice President of the Eurasian Equestrian Association Bahromjon Goziev, Uzbekistan national team footballers Abbosbek Faizullaev, Abdukodir Husanov, Behruz Karimov, as well as Parvina Abdiyeva, founder of the 'Young Athlete Volunteers' project.
This high recognition is of great importance as it is dedicated to actions aimed at developing the sports sphere and the Olympic movement in the country, attracting youth to physical activity and a healthy lifestyle, and increasing the prestige of Uzbek sports on the world stage.
