A job fair was organized in the Guliston district to ensure youth employment, direct them to suitable jobs, and assist in effectively utilizing labor market opportunities.
A job fair was organized in the Guliston district to ensure youth employment, direct them to suitable jobs, and assist in effectively utilizing labor market opportunities.
The event took place at the building of the 2nd Technical College (formerly the Agrotechnology College), located in the village of Soyibobod. Young people looking for work, employer representatives, and employees from various organizations participated.
The fair was conducted in cooperation with the Guliston District Administration, the Department of Syrdarya Region for Unemployment Reduction and Employment Assistance, the Migration Service, and the District Employment Office.
During the event, young people were provided with information about available vacancies, and briefings were held regarding employment opportunities, professional skills training, effective use of electronic platforms, and directions for legal foreign labor migration.
Additionally, participants received practical recommendations on how to search for open positions, post resumes, and find jobs matching their qualifications through the 'Osonish' and 'Mening Ishim' electronic platforms.
Employers and organizations operating within the region and district offered over 500 vacancies at the fair. This created broad opportunities for young people to find work that matched their interests and professional skills.
As a result of the event, six unemployed young people were issued employment referrals, and the resumes of 25 citizens were posted on the 'Osonish' electronic platform. Additionally, 10 participants were given vouchers for free professional training.
Overall, 65 young people who participated in the fair received necessary information and practical assistance on issues of employment, career development, and determining future activities.
Today, another meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the member states of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) took place in the city of Cholponat, Kyrgyzstan, which was attended by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov.
The meeting discussed current issues related to strengthening the Organization's activities, developing multilateral cooperation, expanding economic and transport-logistical ties, as well as ensuring regional security and sustainable development in preparation for the upcoming SCO summit. A number of documents were signed as a result of the meeting.
In addition, officials participated in a ceremony to create a symbolic tapestry together with the heads of delegations within the framework of the forum.
In his Telegram channel, the head of the foreign policy department wrote that this initiative reflects the general desire to strengthen the spirit of mutual trust, friendship, and good neighborliness in the SCO space.
At least six people have died and about two hundred citizens have sustained injuries of varying severity as a result of a large-scale forest fire that engulfed the northern and northeastern regions of Jazoir.
The country's Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that over one hundred victims of the natural disaster were hospitalized, and their health condition is currently assessed as stable.
According to data from the Civil Defense Service, more than 1500 major fire outbreaks were registered in the area. The fire destroyed vast forest areas, palm groves, and agricultural fields, turning them into ash. Additionally, over 150 residential homes sustained serious damage after residents were urgently evacuated to safe locations.
Rescuers emphasize that the high temperature, exceeding 35 degrees Celsius, combined with strong winds significantly complicates the process of extinguishing and controlling the fire.
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.
