According to a decree published by the Ministry of Justice, Uzbekistan aims to increase the number of people who regularly engage in cycling to 30,000 by 2030. Furthermore, the country strives to place its national team among the top three in continental Asian competitions.
The same decree, signed by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev, outlines tasks to increase the number of places for Uzbek cyclists in Olympic qualification rounds and improve their chances of winning medals.
Starting in March 2027, public events and competitions aimed at attracting more citizens to cycling will be held regularly across the country. Students will participate in the 'Student Cup,' and high school students in schools with the necessary conditions will take part in the 'Director's Cup.'
A para-cycling event called 'Your Opportunities' is planned for people with disabilities. Employees of ministries and agencies will participate in competitions named 'New Uzbekistan.' Two cycling marathons are also scheduled: the women's marathon 'Queens of Spring' for International Women's Day on March 8, and the public marathon 'Path to Health' as part of the 'Car-Free Day' campaign on September 22.
The Republican Boarding School for Sports Training in Cycling will prepare promising athletes for possible inclusion in national teams. The total number of students in this school, studying in grades 6–11, will remain at 100. Starting from the 2027–2028 academic year, 20% of the school's students will study para-cycling.
Cycling competitions will also regularly take place as part of the 'New Olympic Heights of Uzbekistan' events. Before the start of the 2027–2028 academic year, the boarding school and the Uzbekistan Cycling Federation will prepare video materials for general education school students.
A separate program will be implemented in Tashkent. Starting in March 2027, the city administration will launch the pilot project 'Tashkent Experience,' funded by the local budget. During the 2027–2028 period, general education schools with appropriate infrastructure will receive bicycles in stages. The program also includes cooperation with coaches.
