In cooperation with the Ecology and Climate Change Department of Navoi region and 'Falson Hunting Solutions' LLC, a total of 778 migratory birds were sent to nature reserves in the desert areas of Nurota and Navbahor districts.
In cooperation with the Ecology and Climate Change Department of Navoi region and 'Falson Hunting Solutions' LLC, a total of 778 migratory birds were sent to nature reserves in the desert areas of Nurota and Navbahor districts.
Based on programs and legislative documents adopted in the environmental sector in recent years, special attention is being paid to preserving unique species, protecting desert ecosystems, and using natural resources rationally. This initiative is being carried out with the aim of preserving biological diversity in the country, protecting unique animal and bird species, and restoring their natural populations.
Experts emphasize that the migratory birds released into nature are expected to increase in number through adaptation to new conditions and reproduction. This will not only help maintain ecological balance but also preserve rich natural heritage for future generations.
A reception by the regional justice department took place in the village of Yakkachikyr in the Tuproqqal'a district of Khorezm region.
Heads of the regional justice department, representatives of the 'neighborhood council,' and other organizations were present. During the reception, issues such as the adaptation of individuals under preventive registration, working with families in disputes, timely resolution of legal problems, and strengthening cooperation with the 'neighborhood council' in this area were discussed.
More than 30 citizens' appeals were heard during the reception. Ten appeals were resolved on the spot, and legal clarifications were provided for ten appeals. Twenty citizens received legal and state services as part of the outreach reception, and six appeals requiring investigation were accepted for work.
Citizen Ma'murjon Zhumaboyev noted that Yakkachikyr is one of the most remote villages not only in the region but also in the country. He emphasized that traveling to the regional center requires significant time and financial expenditure for the population. The arrival of the head of the justice department in their village reduces costs and facilitates citizens' appeals, as many issues are resolved directly on site.
During the reception, citizens were given direct explanations regarding new adopted laws, benefits, subsidies, and ways to protect their rights.
Hosiyat Abduqahhorova Abdurasul qizi is defending her dissertation to obtain the academic degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in philology.
This dissertation was written on the topic 'Interpretation of historical terms in the annotated dictionary of the Uzbek language'. This work is considered under the specialty 10.00.01 – Uzbek language.
The dissertation defense will take place at the meeting of the Scientific Council for awarding academic degrees, number PhD.03/2025.27.12.Fil.12.04, held at Termiz State University on July 27, 2026, at 10:00 AM. The defense venue is Termiz State University, 43 Barkamol Avlod Street, Termiz city, 190111.
The issue of expanding the scope of social services in mahallas was raised. The situation where applications for inclusion in the social register are unreasonably rejected or artificially excluded from it was criticized.
As a result of this omission, needy families cannot benefit from guaranteed services, such as receiving social assistance or placing children in kindergartens and nurseries.
Specifically, in the 184th mahalla, all 2000 submitted applications were unreasonably rejected in one month.
Similar cases have been recorded in many districts, including Buston, Oltinkul, Khovos, Toshloq, Sharof Rashidov, Uchquduq, and Dehqanobod. Because of this, the number of appeals to the President regarding inclusion in the register has increased by 1.5 times since the beginning of the year, reaching 46 thousand people from the initial 30 thousand.
The Prosecutor General's Office has been instructed to exercise strict control over the proper maintenance of the social register. Sh. Mirziyoyeva, the First Deputy Director of the National Agency for Social Protection, has been tasked with regularly providing the President with information on the integrity of the register.
Furthermore, managers have been assigned the task of implementing 25 types of services in mahallas by the end of the year, including early diagnosis of disability, home adaptation, and placement in social homes.
Within three months, support centers will be created for children affected by violence or left unattended, as well as organizing day and home care for individuals with dementia and intellectual disabilities in 250 mahallas. Additionally, the 'Active Life' program will be launched for elderly people needing care in 75 mahallas.
Currently, a video selection meeting chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev is ongoing, dedicated to introducing new approaches in mahallas and updating the activities of the 'neighborhood community.'
