As part of today's program, the commissioning of the 'ZFK-3' small hydroelectric power station in the village of Sarvontepa, Buloqboshi district, was announced. This station has a design capacity of 6.9 MWh and was launched just before the celebration of our country's thirty-fifth independence anniversary.
The issue of salaries for 17 thousand teachers, which exceeds 1000 US dollars per month, was also discussed.
Uzbekistan has overcome its short yet honorable 35-year journey. The country's history is marked by epochal reforms, changes in people's lives, as well as the state gaining its name, glory, and voice on the international arena.
The most important thing is that the people's trust in the independent country has grown. Everyone united for a noble goal. Thousands of new buildings, roads, and landscaped residential houses are commissioned every year.
Significant achievements are being made in the fields of sports, science, culture, and tourism, as well as in the process of building society. The team of the National Information Agency of Uzbekistan sought to demonstrate these successes and victories to the general public through photographs.
A working meeting took place at the "Uzatom" agency between relevant ministries and departments of Uzbekistan and a delegation led by the Deputy Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Mansur Oshurboyev.
The main topic of discussion was issues of nuclear, radiation, and environmental safety.
Today's 'Foreign News' program discusses several important world events. Among them are the Department of Defense's plan to reduce military presence in Fort Cove Bay, the US national debt exceeding the $40 trillion mark for the first time, and the upcoming earthquake in Indonesia.
