The First Deputy of the Bukhara Region Governor Dismissed
The first deputy governor of the Bukhara region has been dismissed. This news came during a video selector meeting where the first deputies of regional governors were criticized for not effectively collaborating with enterprises on tax revenues.

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The number of students in Uzbekistan exceeds 1.5 million
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A Unified Wholesale Rate for Drinking Water System in Uzbekistan Proposed
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