The 'Orasta ayol' project in Bukhara region opens new opportunities for women in employment and income
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The 'Orasta ayol' project in Bukhara region opens new opportunities for women in employment and income

When a woman gains a profession, it brings income to the family, well-being to the home, and new opportunities to society. The 'Orasta ayol' project, implemented in the Bukhara region, embodies this simple yet vital truth in life.

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