The 'Bilimdon' resort was newly built in 2025 by the Federation of Trade Unions of Uzbekistan. It is located in the area of Loghon village, which is part of the Avval Tourism Village in Farghona district, and is considered one of the modern children's resorts near nature's pure and unique landscapes.
This resort, covering an area of 9 hectares, has all the necessary conditions for the physical and moral development and healthy rest of children. The infrastructure includes modern dormitories, 5 restaurants providing quality meals, qualified medical services, a library, a swimming pool, sports grounds, creative and technical circles, a summer amphitheater, and surveillance cameras throughout the entire area. Additionally, a special 12-day program has been introduced to realize the interests of the children.
According to Muzaffar Mamattkulov, director of the 'Bilimdon' children's health resort, one thousand children are treated and rest here across five seasons. Currently, 200 children are resting during the fourth season. Children from Samarkand, Tashkent, and Navoi regions also come here to rest while studying.
The resort features a library, open and closed stages, and a cultural amphitheater with 250 seats, dedicated to developing the talent and knowledge of children. This resort functions as a place that combines national values and modern educational methods.
Muzaffar Mamattkulov added that there is a media club to encourage interest in journalism, and clubs for doll making, chess-backgammon, and sports are active. There are also IT and robotics circles, where children can learn even if they are specialists in these fields.
Durdona Ikromjonova, who came from the youth resort, expressed her satisfaction with the circles here, especially the dance, karaoke, skilled hands, and drawing circles. She studied Khodiberdi Toxtaboyev's work 'Boy with Five Children' and recommended this resort to her classmates. Hurriyat Isroilova, meanwhile, learned to knit dolls from Bisert and plans to teach this craft to her classmates when she returns to school.
The sports grounds at the resort meet modern standards, and there is also the opportunity to engage in water sports on hot summer days. The kitchen is spacious and clean, equipped with modern technology. Meals are prepared according to the age and physiological needs of the children.
Muzaffar Mamattkulov announced that the resort can be sent by trade unions, and orders can be placed for sending via the website oromgohlar.uz. He concluded that a summer resort is not just a place for rest, but an important opportunity for a child to unlock their potential, socialize, and develop.
As part of large-scale preventive measures under the name 'Safe and Healthy Country,' a violation related to cryptocurrency circulation was discovered in the Karman district.
It was established that an individual born in the Karman district in 2005 was engaged in the illegal purchase, exchange, and laundering of cryptocurrencies through the Binance crypto exchange.
During operational search activities conducted by employees of the Cybercrime Control Department of the Navoi Region Information and Analytical Bureau, it was found that this person had been circulating cryptocurrencies worth approximately 50 thousand US dollars since 2024.
In the course of these rapid measures, the suspect's mobile device was seized as material evidence. A criminal case has currently been initiated on this incident according to Article 278 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and initial investigative actions are underway.
The 'Horij Khabarlar' program presents the most important recent news, including tensions in the Middle East, significant changes in Ukraine, military activity in Europe, and other international events that have attracted global attention.
In India, officials instructed all educational institutions in Kashmir to conduct a re-analysis of books and scientific works held in libraries.
In Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelensky dismissed Alexander Sirsky as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. Mykhailo Drapatiy, commander of the Joint Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was appointed to his position.
US President Donald Trump expressed a desire for FIFA President Gianni Infantino to become the next Secretary-General of the UN.
According to The Wall Street Journal, relying on sources in Israel and the US, Iran moved thousands of centrifuges used for uranium enrichment into tunnels under Mount Pikas in the autumn of 2025.
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko announced that special operational forces were deployed along the country's border with Ukraine by his order.
The admissions process to technical colleges is ongoing. Currently, 9th-grade graduates can apply online for training at technical colleges for the 2026–2027 academic year between July 1 and July 20. Applications are accepted through the my.edu.uz platform.
Opportunities have been created for 9th-grade graduates to study in 166 specialties across 570 technical colleges. The total quota is 202,657 places. Application submissions for this group run from July 1 to July 20. This year, it is planned to enroll 34 percent of 9th-grade graduates into technical colleges.
For 11th-grade graduates, 276 fields of study in specialties and professions are available in 641 technical colleges. The total quota reaches 134,570 places, of which 61,298 places are provided under a state grant. Document submission for this category is scheduled from August 10 to September 10.
Furthermore, 27 professions and specialties will be taught in 14 Innovative Vocational Technical Colleges. These colleges have a total quota of 1,760 places, including 1,640 places under a state grant. Documents for all programs are submitted remotely via the my.edu.uz platform. The duration of study in technical colleges ranges from 2 to 3 years, depending on the chosen specialty. Graduates of technical colleges have the right to enter the second stage of higher education at higher education institutions.
It is emphasized that this year special attention is being paid to directing 9th-grade graduates into technical and vocational education. According to state plans, it is planned to cover at least 50 percent of 9th-grade graduates with technical colleges by 2030.
