Uzbekistanis earned 330 billion soums from solar electricity
From January to June 2026, 68,600 individuals received subsidies amounting to 330 billion 822 million soums under the 'Sunny Home' program. The largest payment was allocated to Bukhara region.

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The Ministry of Finance Proposes Increasing Bus Ticket Prices
The Institute of Fiscal Analysis of the Ministry of Finance of Uzbekistan believes that it is possible to reduce the burden of transport subsidies on the state budget by optimizing passenger flow in public transport and bringing ticket prices closer to an economically justified level.

The practice of placing homeless individuals in social centers will be changed
In Uzbekistan, the practice of placing homeless individuals in social centers based on court decisions will be abolished. Now, these individuals can only be placed in social centers with their consent.

Proposal to Abolish Fines for Illegally Constructed Housing Until 2018
The Ministry of Territorial Development and Construction of the Republic of Uzbekistan proposed to abolish fines for illegally constructed housing until 2018. Additionally, it addresses the registration of property rights.

30 percent of cadastre system employees will be transferred to districts
It is planned that at least 30 percent of employees in the national cadastre system of Uzbekistan will be transferred to district levels. This change aims to unify the operations of the Cadastre Chamber and service structures at the regional and district levels.

The Salary Calculation Procedure for State Employees Will Change
In Uzbekistan, the salary calculation procedure for state employees will be updated. It has been emphasized that the share of the position salary in the overall salary of ministry and agency employees should not exceed 15 percent.

Proposal to Increase Heating Tariff for Living Space Exceeding Social Norm by 5 Times
The Ministry of Finance's analysis institute is proposing to implement a social norm for heating supply. According to their suggestion, a norm of 16 square meters should be established for each registered resident or for areas not exceeding 60 square meters.

