Physical fitness of applicants is assessed in the second phase of entrance exams at 'Maqtab Jasorat' in Navoi region

The Kizil-Rovot water treatment facility, owned by JSC 'Namangan Water Supply', has been supplying high-quality drinking water to the population since 1997 in the districts of Uch, Chortoq, as well as in the districts of Davlatobod and Yangi Namangan of the city of Namangan.

The water arriving at the facility from the Katta Namangan Canal undergoes a multi-stage technological purification process. This process includes primary and secondary clarifiers, filtration systems, and sand layers. Subsequently, the water is disinfected using liquid chlorine and sodium hypochlorite based on modern technologies.

The purified drinking water is stored in two reservoirs, each with a capacity of 2.5 thousand cubic meters. It is then delivered to consumers through main pipes with a diameter of 1200 millimeters using energy-efficient pumping units.

Currently, the facility produces an average of 125–130 thousand cubic meters of high-quality drinking water daily. This process requires about 40 thousand kilowatt-hours of electricity per day.

Facility employees work in a constant duty mode, ensuring continuous and safe supply of drinking water to thousands of households.

A press conference was held in Andijan, organized by the regional departments of the Cadastral Agency and the Chamber of State Cadastres. The event presented the results of work carried out in the first half of the current year.

Participants and Discussion Topics

Representatives of mass media, bloggers, and heads of relevant organizations took part in the press conference. Information was presented on the work done in areas such as strengthening land supervision, ensuring compliance with land legislation, entering real estate objects into the state register, legalizing cadastral passports, handling citizens' appeals, preventing corruption, and implementing digital technologies in the sector.

Legal Aspects and Achievements

Furthermore, the progress of work conducted under the execution of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan 'On recognizing rights to land plots occupied for use and to buildings and structures built on them,' as well as the achieved results in legalizing the property rights of the population and work carried out through the 'Etirof' information system, were demonstrated.

Future Development Prospects of the Industry

During the press conference, specialists answered questions from journalists and bloggers. It was emphasized that in the future, priority attention will be paid to ensuring legality in land relations, improving the quality of public services, providing convenient and transparent services to the population, and the continuous process of digitalization of the industry.

Measures aimed at increasing the export potential in the Bukhara region contribute to the growth of foreign economic activity indicators. In the first half of this year, the volume of exports from the region amounted to 652 million US dollars.

Geography and Structure of Exports

The region's manufactured products were exported to more than 40 countries worldwide. The structure of exports is seeing an increase in the share of processed industrial goods, building materials, food products, textile products, and services.

Expansion of Trade Relations

The expansion of foreign trade relations with countries in Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia opens up new export markets for local producers.

Plans and Support for Exporters

By the end of the year, the export volume is planned to increase to 1.5 billion US dollars. To achieve this goal, work continues on supporting new exporting enterprises, certifying products in accordance with international standards, and improving logistics infrastructure.

Economic Significance of Export Growth

The growth of export indicators plays an important role in enhancing the competitiveness of the region's economy, increasing foreign currency revenues, and creating new jobs.