Amidst the global shift towards a low-carbon economy, Uzbekistan recognizes the need for active measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and enhance energy efficiency.

The next United Nations Climate Change Conference — COP29 - will be held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, from November 11 to 22 this year. 

Today, not only Central Asian countries but also the global community as a whole are striving to find solutions to overcome climate threats.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation aimed at improving the quality of teaching music, physical education and military-patriotic education in schools.

In the context of climate deterioration, a complex geopolitical situation in the world and the subsequent sanctions policy of individual states towards others, as well as a growing imbalance in the global energy market, the development of the agricultural sector and ensuring food security is becoming relevant for many states, including the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Uzbekistan has made inclusive education a key priority in its state policy, and significant progress is underway in this area. 

Corruption has a comprehensive negative impact on society, affecting the quality of life, increasing social inequality, undermining trust in state institutions, contributing to the growth of crime, demoralizing society and hindering the implementation of necessary reforms. 

There is a deep meaning in the wise words of our enlightened poet Abdulhamid Cholpan: "If literature lives, the nation lives." Our Honorable President repeatedly says that "Literature is the heart of the people".