Uzbekistan's Economic Freedom Index Rises
In the Economic Freedom Index, Uzbekistan climbed 14 places to rank 86 out of 184 countries. This economic indicator was rated at 60.3 points, and for the first time, the country entered the category of 'moderately free' countries.

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Banks and microfinance organizations may transition to Islamic activities
The Ministry of Justice of Uzbekistan registered amendments and additions to the regulations on the procedure for changing the activities of microfinance organizations and banks. These changes allow banks and microfinance organizations to conduct their operations based on the principles of Islamic banking.

The First Round of the Super League Concluded
The first round of matches in the Super League of the Uzbekistan Football Championship has successfully concluded. The reigning champion, the 'Neftchi' team, is attracting attention with its leadership.
Additional time will be given to applicants with disabilities in entrance exams
The President of the Republic of Uzbekistan has decreed that applicants with disabilities will be given additional time in entrance exams. Furthermore, additional measures to improve the education and social services system for children with special educational needs are also planned.
A person was apprehended carrying narcotic substances in Konimex
A citizen of a neighboring country was apprehended while carrying 2 kilos of "opium" in Konimex. It has been reported that he was taking the narcotic substance from a secret location left by narcotic couriers after having smuggled it from a neighboring country.

Sangardak - New Uzbekistan Tourism Project
New tourism opportunities are expanding today in the enchanting city of Sangardak, located in the Surxondaryo region. This place not only captivates tourists but is also becoming one of the significant projects elevating tourism in our country.

$463 Million Allocated for Livestock Industry Development
Uzbekistan has announced the allocation of $463 million for the development of its livestock industry. The plan includes bringing in 150,000 sheep from Mongolia, and 100,000 head of pedigree cattle from China and European countries.

