Winners of the Science Olympiad Will Travel Across Uzbekistan
Participants who have won republic and regional level science olympiads and sports competitions in Uzbekistan will be encouraged with 'Travel Across Uzbekistan' vouchers. This was announced by the relevant government decision.

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