Starting from August 3, 2026, new requirements for obtaining a hunting license will be implemented in Uzbekistan. Citizens will now be required to complete a 10-hour training course and successfully pass a test.
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Old bus stops are being demolished and replaced with new types in the city of Tashkent. Questions arise about what conveniences these changes will offer passengers during the cold winter and the hot summer days.
During his visit to Belarus, Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev familiarized himself with important agreements aimed at expanding interregional cooperation. The presentation outlined the task of bringing 30 leading entrepreneurs from each region to Belarus.
The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) highly evaluated several innovative initiatives in Uzbekistan's parliamentary sphere in its report prepared for 2025. The report included the 150th-anniversary assembly held in Tashkent among the organization's significant events.
Due to the abnormal heat observed in Uzbekistan, measures to maintain green spaces and create comfortable conditions for the population have been intensified. Trees and bushes are being irrigated in the morning, evening, and at night.
Two citizens who were hiking in the Katta Chimyon mountain located in the Bostanliq district of Tashkent region got lost. They were evacuated safely by the emergency situations ministry's rescuers.
The process of obtaining a visa for Uzbekistan citizens traveling to Kuwait may be simplified. This was discussed during a meeting between officials from Uzbekistan and Kuwait.
