International experts visited the 'Almalik Non-Metallurgical Combinate' JSC as part of a practical visit. From July 27 to August 2, 2026, independent members of the Supervisory Board, T. Chikanz and A. Blumhardt, conducted an introductory trip to the combine.
Currently, there are a total of 6983 farms operating in the Namangan region. Among them, 119 women head farms specializing in cotton and grain crops.
Most of these women possess many years of experience and achieve high results by adopting modern agricultural technologies. The work of these women has been recognized, as 26 female farmers have received the distinction 'Ilghor Fermer' to date.
In accordance with the President's directive, large-scale measures are being implemented across the country aimed at increasing energy efficiency, ensuring stable electricity and gas supply, and modernizing engineering and communication infrastructure.
Local special headquarters are engaged in resolving energy supply issues, reducing technological losses, and ensuring continuous energy resources for consumers.
In the Davlatobod district of Namangan region, practical work is also actively underway to implement the state leader's instructions. A working group led by the Chairman of the Board of JSC 'Uzbek National Electric Networks', Abdumalik Nazirov, has closely examined the ongoing projects and current activities in the region.
In the Tumansky district, an energy balance for 28 settlements has been formed, and the technical condition of electricity and gas networks is being comprehensively studied. Specific measures are being taken based on current needs, including updating transformers and gas distribution stations, laying new power and gas lines, reducing technological losses, conducting energy audits for large consumers, and implementing energy-saving technologies.
Furthermore, responsible structures are systematically preparing apartment buildings for the autumn-winter period, restoring heating systems, and analyzing the state of energy resource consumption and debt in the settlements.
According to Ulugbek Urunov, head of the information department of JSC 'Uzbekistan MET', the activities of the special headquarters are crucial for improving the quality of energy supply and promptly solving existing problems in the regions.
U. Urunov emphasized that a deep analysis of the condition of electricity and gas networks in every settlement is currently being conducted. The main goal is to ensure stable energy for the population and entrepreneurs, phased modernization of infrastructure, and reduction of technological losses. He added that the work being carried out in the Davlatobod district is a practical embodiment of these tasks.
It is known that special headquarters have been established in 15 selected districts across the republic to further improve the provision of electricity and gas supply. These headquarters conduct a comprehensive study of the current situation in the regions, timely identify problems, and take measures for their local resolution.
During a video selection meeting chaired by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on July 27 of this year, upcoming priority tasks in the fuel and energy complex sector were discussed. It was noted that although the use of liquefied gas has been digitized and organized, the issue of timely and guaranteed delivery has not been fully resolved. Therefore, it was proposed to diversify the volumes of gas cylinders based on the actual needs of households.
Continuous and quality supply of energy resources to the population is one of the pressing tasks for utility services. In this context, the activities of the 'Hududgaz Namangan' branch in providing gas are considered one of the key areas of work.
It is emphasized that behind every achieved figure and result is hard work. Currently, systemic measures are being carried out in the region to deliver liquefied gas to consumers in an organized and transparent manner. From January to June 2026, a total of 35,472.53 tons of liquefied gas were delivered to 488,083 consumers in 754 settlements, covering 61% of consumers.
Murodjon Khojaev, Deputy Director of the 'Hududgaz Namangan' branch for liquefied gas supplies, noted that the new digitization system allows for improving the quality of gas cylinder distribution services and ensuring that the product reaches the end consumer directly. When analyzing the volume of liquefied gas delivered by districts, the following districts contributed the most: Namangan city (3,533.86 tons), Norin (3,510.18 tons), To'raqo'rg'on (3,343.80 tons), Kosonsoy (3,285.84 tons), Uchii (3,232.88 tons), and Yangiqo'rg'on (3,099.82 tons).
