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Three international treaties were signed during the meeting of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) Government held in Cholponotad on August 6–7. The event took place at the EAEU Intergovernmental Council meeting, according to the press service of the EEC.

Heads of government participated in the meeting, including Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, Belarusian Prime Minister Alexander Turchin, Kazakh Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov, and Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan Odilbek Kosimaliev. Uzbek Prime Minister Abdullah Aripov participated as a representative of an observer state.

Three international agreements were signed following the meeting. The first is a contract on electronic trade. It aims to establish common rules for online trade in EAEU countries, protect consumer rights, and simplify e-commerce between states.

The second agreement allows brokers and dealers to participate in transactions organized on the exchanges of other EAEU countries. This is expected to promote the mutual convergence of the financial markets of these states.

The third document concerns the mutual recognition of academic degrees. It facilitates the process of recognizing an academic degree obtained in one EAEU country in other member states.

In addition, the heads of government discussed issues such as the formation of a common market for oil and petroleum products in the EAEU, the digitalization of rail freight transport with China, food security, and carbon regulation.

The Council plans to hold its next meeting on October 1–2 in Minsk.

As a result of the meeting, agreements were reached on issues of electronic trade, the stock market, and the mutual recognition of academic degrees.

As part of O'zLiDeP's 'Together with the People' national program, another public reception was held in Yangiyer city. The main goal of this event was to study the problems of the population on-site, find quick solutions to appeals, and engage in open dialogue with citizens.

A total of 56 appeals were received from citizens during the reception. 38 of them were resolved positively at the location. Specific tasks were assigned to responsible organizations and departments regarding the remaining appeals, and their implementation was put under supervision.

Senator Pokiza Ahmadjanova, State Duma Deputy Gavhor Olimova, O'zLiDeP Sirdaryo Region Council apparatus head Shohista Bozorboeva, as well as deputies from regional and city councils, party activists, and local government officials participated in the reception.

The majority of the appeals related to issues such as medicine, education, electricity supply, drinking water, natural gas supply, household waste removal, and social support. Each appeal was examined in detail, and responsibilities were assigned to the individuals responsible for finding a solution.

The public reception also provided an opportunity for the people not only to complain but also to present their suggestions and initiatives. In particular, proposals regarding employment provision, vocational training for youth and women, attracting young specialists to the regions, developing entrepreneurship, and creating new jobs were discussed.

As emphasized at the event, direct communication with the people, studying problems in the field rather than in the office, and approaching each appeal on-site are the main goals of these public receptions. This serves to quickly resolve issues troubling citizens and strengthen open communication between state bodies and the population.

At the end of the event, special attention was paid to ensuring the implementation of appeals, finding timely solutions to social issues worrying the population, and eliminating pressing problems in the regions.

As part of an open dialogue with voters, the deputy of the District Council and the head of the district, Komiljon Mullajanov, participated in the event in the Ittifoq mahalla of the Saihunobod district. The event was organized at the building of the 36th general education school.

Review of Citizens' Appeals

During the meeting, 37 appeals received from citizens were examined. As a result of the review, a positive decision was found for 11 of them directly at the meeting venue. For the remaining appeals, clear instructions were issued to the heads of relevant organizations, and their execution was placed under strict control.

Topics Discussed and Goals of the Meeting

Heads of state and public organizations, mahalla activists, and representatives of the general public took part in the event. The main goal of the dialogue was to directly hear the problems causing concern among the population, study them on site, and find an operational solution.

Citizens voiced their suggestions and complaints regarding important issues such as housing provision, access to drinking water and electricity, the condition of road infrastructure, employment, social protection, quality of utility services, and other current issues. Each appeal was thoroughly discussed with the participation of responsible persons, and specific tasks for their resolution were defined.

Position of the District Head

Komiljon Mullajanov emphasized that resolving 11 appeals on the spot is a practical example of a quick and effective approach to residents' problems. Regarding the other appeals, deadlines for execution have been set for the responsible persons, and constant monitoring is maintained over their fulfillment.

The district head stated that such open meetings are held not for formality, but to listen to the concerns of the population, study problems on site, find a way out for every appeal, and provide practical assistance to citizens. He noted that every appeal is under scrutiny because behind each problem lie the interests and fate of a person. Mullajanov added that simply hearing a problem is not enough; the most important task is to find a practical solution and achieve results.

It is emphasized that an open and sincere dialogue with the population, timely consideration of appeals, and the search for legal and fair solutions to all issues are among the key areas of activity of state bodies. This is because behind every appeal lie the fate of a person, the interests of a family, and faith in the future.