How does the 'Erta Aralashuv' service work?

Large-scale work is underway in Surkhondarya province to create 'green belts'. These measures are aimed at reducing the impact of sudden dust storms and improving the environmental situation in the region.

A festival dedicated to postal culture, paper letters, and postcards is taking place in Tashkent, timed to coincide with Postal Day. Jafarkhon Jahongirov, head of the marketing department at UzPost, noted that the event's goal is to unite people living in the present through letters and postcards, as they always reflect the feelings of the current moment.

One of the features of the festival is the 'Time Capsule'—a temporary mailbox where visitors can place letters for their loved ones or for themselves in the future around the world. This event is free of charge. Letters sent this way will be delivered to recipients ten years later. Organizers ask participants to provide as much information about the recipient as possible to ensure they can be found after this period.

The festival also features various national souvenirs, as well as diverse envelopes and stamps. The festival program includes lectures, seminars, exhibitions, film screenings, and a themed market. Guests have the opportunity to view collections related to postal services, postcards, and paper culture.

International Postal Day is celebrated annually on October 9th. This date commemorates the founding of the Universal Postal Union in 1874 and reminds us of the role of postal services in connecting people and nations.

Despite the increase in vegetable cultivation volumes in Uzbekistan, prices for them are subject to seasonal fluctuations. The question arises about the reasons for this problem and how scientists intend to solve it.