A discussion on the new animal registration system will take place on the "Sputnik" platform. A specialist will provide a detailed account of how the new legislation functions, which animals are subject to mandatory registration, and what requirements are placed on owners.
The event will be held on August 13 at 12:00 under the auspices of the Food Safety Committee, with the participation of Gayrat Qoʻziboyev, Head of the Department of Animal Identification, Registration, and Monitoring.
The law "On the Identification, Registration, and Monitoring of Animals" came into force on August 7, 2026. This law introduces a unified system for accounting for farm animals in the country and establishes the procedure for their identification and registration.
At the press conference, information will be presented about the operation of the new system, which animals must undergo mandatory identification, what obligations fall upon their owners, and the measures of responsibility for violating established requirements.
Furthermore, issues regarding the practical application of the law, digitization of animal records, ensuring veterinary safety, and preventing diseases will be discussed.
Journalists are invited to participate in the event. For detailed information and registration, please contact +998 97 190 71 78, via Telegram: @alisherakimbaev, or by email: a.akimbaev@sputniknews.com. The Press Center Producer is Alisher Akimbayev.
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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.
