In Uzbekistan, the principles of justice and the rule of law have been elevated to the rank of necessary conditions for the country's development

In the first years of our country’s independence, reforming the judicial system became one of the topical task. In this case, adoption of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan on December 8, 1992 became a solid legal basis for reforms in the system. Accordingly, on September 22, 1994, the first Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan was adopted, and a year later it came into force on April 1.

Uzbekistan offers a way out of the “deadlock” in the transport sector

Development of the regional transport system in Central Asia is among the top priorities for Uzbekistan

Openness and fairness are the main drivers of change in New Uzbekistan

The reforms and changes implemented in Uzbekistan in recent years define a new path for the country's development. In this process, openness and fairness are among the main factors. Ensuring transparency in public administration and society, creating opportunities for free access to information and taking into account the opinions of citizens is evidence of the existence of openness.

To obtain a visa at the Consulate General of Uzbekistan in Almaty, the following documents must be submitted

Global Dialogue on Multidimensional Poverty in Uzbekistan

On August 27-29, experts from over 60 countries will meet to address the complexities of poverty. The fight against poverty is a leading priority of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.