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Mirziyoyev Congratulates Putin on Russian State Duma Election
Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated Russian President Vladimir Putin on the State Duma election and praised bilateral ties.
Central Asia Regional Rapprochement Discussed in Italy
Experts in Italy discussed ways to strengthen Central Asian regional cooperation, trust and a shared regional identity while respecting national sovereignty.
Uzbekistan Competition Committee Urges Compliance with Medical Advertising Rules
Uzbekistan’s Competition Committee urged medical service advertisers to comply with advertising laws and avoid providing consumers with false or misleading information.
Uzbekistan Names First Winners of Teacher of the Year Contest
More than 46,000 teachers took part in Uzbekistan’s first Teacher of the Year professional contest, with 208 winning first place in their …
IAEA Forecasts 3.4-Fold Rise in Nuclear Capacity by 2060
The IAEA forecasts global nuclear capacity could reach 1,284 GW by 2060, about 3.4 times the 2025 level, amid rising electricity demand.
Uzbekistan Participates in IAEA General Conference Session
Uzbekistan took part in the IAEA’s 70th General Conference session in Vienna, discussing nuclear safety, regulation and international cooperation.
Uzbekistan and IAEA Discuss Safeguards Implementation
Uzbekistan and the IAEA discussed the country’s obligations under its safeguards agreement and Additional Protocol, including nuclear material accounting.
US and Uzbekistan Strengthen Nuclear Safety Cooperation
Uzbekistan and the United States signed a memorandum to expand cooperation on radiation and nuclear safety, including information and expert exchanges.
Drugs Suspected to Be Found on Passenger at Kamchik Pass
Traffic police at Kamchik Pass found substances suspected to be drugs on a passenger in a Nexia-2 traveling from the Fergana Valley …
Uzbekistan Delegation Studies Mississippi Emergency Services
Uzbekistan’s Defense Ministry and National Guard are studying the experience of Mississippi emergency services during a weeklong exchange program.