There are health dangers for humans that remain unnoticed. They can approach undetected and do not warn of danger. However, the widespread prevalence of infectious diseases is possible due to failure to observe simple hygiene rules, neglect of prevention, or an attitude like 'if others get sick, we will see'.
Today, the situation related to viral hepatitis A in the Kashkadarya region requires special attention. According to medical specialists, all types of viral hepatitis pose a serious threat to human health.
In particular, if the disease is not diagnosed in a timely manner and necessary treatment measures are not taken, severe consequences related to liver function impairment may arise. Hepatitis A is characterized by the fact that it primarily spreads among children.
It was specially noted at the Senate plenary session that as a result of large-scale reforms being carried out in New Uzbekistan, targeted work continues to improve the well-being of the population, ensure human dignity, and create more convenient conditions for citizens in all spheres and sectors.
Tanzila Norboeva emphasized that the practical role of parliament in protecting the interests of the people is increasing.
Thanks to the initiative of the Head of State Shavkat Mirziyoyev, an effective system has been created in the country for direct communication with the population, reviewing citizens' appeals, and resolving issues in various regions.
In particular, the activities of the Presidential Reception Center of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its representatives have become a true bridge between the state and the people.
To improve and elevate this activity to a higher level, Farrukh Omonov, the head of the Presidential Reception Center of the Republic of Uzbekistan, visited Andijan region to familiarize himself in detail with the ongoing work.
During the visit, he took part in a reception of citizens organized by the Governor of Andijan region, Shukhratbek Abdurakhmonov. He then inspected the work of the Presidential Reception Center at the Andijan city hall, which possesses a comprehensive system for reviewing public appeals, ensuring their execution, and resolving problems.
This Presidential Reception Center is fully transitioned to a digital system, and all necessary conditions have been created for applicants. Furthermore, the practice of submitting online appeals has been introduced for residents' convenience, eliminating queues.
According to the process, when an online appeal is received, the applicant's personal data is entered, and the appeal itself is uploaded as a video or text. This platform automatically directs the appeal to the responsible persons according to its topic and sets deadlines for its fulfillment.
During his visit, Farrukh Omonov also studied the activities of the Situational and Indicative Center established under the Andijan city hall, which is responsible for receiving, analyzing, and ensuring the fulfillment of citizens' appeals. He also familiarized himself with the work of the operational headquarters group aimed at solving these issues.
This center contributes to forming a system that monitors all districts of Andijan in various spheres, maintains order and peace, ensures a safe territory, green economy and green energy, and also monitors and analyzes the environmental situation in the region, helping to implement necessary measures to turn Andijan into a 'Smart City'. Simultaneously, the system for analyzing public appeals by region was studied, which allows identifying which districts have many appeals, what issues citizens are suffering from, and where repeat appeals originate, thereby helping to organize the necessary work to resolve problems.
At the meeting held in Bobur city with the participation of representatives of the Presidential Reception Center of the Republic of Uzbekistan for the city and district, as well as heads of relevant organizations, issues regarding the further improvement of the appeal handling system were discussed. Topics such as strengthening the responsibility of state bodies and leaders for ensuring the review of every appeal in the established manner and timeframe, its full execution, and achieving public satisfaction were raised.
The meeting particularly emphasized the need for responsibility, promptness, and effectiveness in handling citizens' appeals to become the main task of every leader.
Laziz Kudratov, Minister of Investment, Industry and Trade, announced at the Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan business forum that establishing joint production enterprises between Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan allows Uzbek companies to enter the markets of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU).
The Minister particularly emphasized the significant opportunities in the pharmaceutical industry. According to him, Uzbekistan imports over $2 billion worth of pharmaceutical products annually, while consumption of these products in EAEU countries reaches nearly $30 billion. Furthermore, the products must comply with EAEU requirements regarding origin, quality, and certification.
Kudratov noted plans to implement a project for producing medical goods in the Chuy region. Additionally, a diagnostic and treatment center is being built in this region with the participation of Uzbek investments. Agriculture was also named as one of the sustainable areas of cooperation: Kyrgyz companies are investing in the construction of livestock complexes in the Surkhandarya region.
The launch of the 'Friendship Garden' project in the Chuy region is planned for October, as well as the cultivation of fruit seedlings suitable for the Kyrgyz climate, which will be in demand in the market. In the context of animal husbandry, the creation of livestock complexes for producing products for the Central Asian market was proposed, given that Uzbekistan imports about $1 billion worth of red meat annually.
The textile industry was also recognized as an important area of partnership. Uzbekistan is interested in utilizing its experience and attracting technologies to develop this sector with Kyrgyzstan. There are great prospects for the production of footwear, leather goods, and other finished products through deep processing of wool and leather.
In the field of electrical engineering, it was proposed to create joint ventures using raw materials such as copper and aluminum. The Minister is aware that Uzbekistan exports over $1 billion worth of electrical engineering products per year, which are supplied to the markets of 62 countries.
It was also noted that projects totaling $80 million have been implemented under the Uzbekistan-Kyrgyzstan Development Program. The Minister clarified that although Uzbekistan is not a member of the EAEU, joint work with Kyrgyzstan allows for efficient production and access to EAEU markets through Kyrgyzstan.
Uzbek companies are ready to establish joint capacities with Kyrgyz partners and enter the markets of third countries.
