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Mirziyoyev’s Book on Uzbekistan Presented in Beijing
The Chinese edition of Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s book on Uzbekistan’s reforms and development was officially presented in Beijing.
Uzbekistan Plans to Send 287,000 Workers to 34 Countries
Uzbekistan plans to place 287,000 citizens in jobs across 34 countries, while expanding vocational training and support for migrant workers.
Uzbekistan Halves Number of Labour Migrants Abroad
Uzbekistan has halved the number of citizens working abroad since 2016, while remittances to their families have quadrupled, President Mirziyoyev said.
Tashkent to Build 17.9 Km of Dedicated Bus Lanes
Tashkent will introduce 17.9 km of dedicated bus lanes across four streets as part of a plan to improve public transport and upgrade central roads.
Uzbekistan Removes Warning Signs Ahead of Mobile Speed Cameras
Uzbekistan has limited mandatory Radar warning signs to fixed speed cameras, with signs required 250–500 metres ahead of the devices.
Tashkent to Update Street View Images on Google Maps
Tashkent authorities have launched a project to update Google Street View panoramas of the capital’s streets and tourist attractions for international users.
Tashkent to Step Up Enforcement on Bus Lanes
Tashkent will increase checks on dedicated public transport lanes from 1 November, with buses to be equipped with cameras to record traffic violations.
Uzbekistan Studies China’s Urban Flood Prevention Technologies
An Uzbek delegation is examining China’s drainage systems and Sponge City technologies in Fuzhou to explore ways to prevent urban flooding.
Uzbekistan Explains Who Is Liable for Traffic Violations in Company Cars
Uzbekistan has clarified who bears responsibility for traffic violations recorded by cameras on company vehicles and how penalty points are assigned to drivers.
Uzbekistan Allocates 22.4 Billion Soums to Assist Citizens Abroad
Uzbekistan’s Migration Agency allocated 22.4 billion soums in the first nine months of 2026 to help citizens facing difficulties abroad, including repatriation and medical care.