Feedback on President’s historical speech dedicated for year 2017.
First of all, Shavkat Mirziyoyev started his speech with the information about high level meetings: 21 high level meetings, 60 state level and international organization heads meetings.
More than 400 investment agreements valued at 60 bln US dollars, 40 “road map” execution plans have been developed. After currency liberalization the buy-sell operations has increased 1,5 times in avarege making up 1,3 bln US dollars, state gold-currency reserves made up 1,1 bln US dollars.
This year 12 free economic zones, 45 industrial zones have been established. 50 more new industrial zones are being organized.
As a result of constructing new industrial zones more than 336 thousand new vacancies have been filled. It was significant contribution for the solution of employment issues.
Later President Shavkat Mirziyoyev explained why economic houses are being built in rural areas. “The houses we previously built were expensive and they were not available to common citizens. As a result only rich people bought those houses. We decided to build houses for ordinary citizens like teachers and doctors” noted the leader of the country. Particularly, more than 24 thousand new economic houses have been built in rural areas. 187 multi-storey residential buildings were raised where approximately 8 thousand families moved to thouse houses.
Talking about international loans and credits President noted that a country which mismanages foreign money will encounter serious problems falling into debts. For this reason Shavkat Mirziyoyev noted to pay great attention to this sphere and avoid any mistakes. As an example he analyzed the activity of gas-chemical complex in Ustyurt, Karakalpakstan which is not giving efficient results. Another sphere is credits allocated for drinking water supplies: for the last 10 years 17 projects valued at 618 mln US dollars, unfortunately most of the projecs have not been finished until the end.
Notable results have been observed in the relationships with China, South Korea and Turkey. It is worth noting that embassies are working with new principles.
According to IMF Uzbekistan is on the 134th place among 187 states by GDP per capita. Unfortunately, for the country with rich resources it is not appropriate place.
In conclusion, it should be noted that the speech of our President has become historical which analyzed all spheres of life with practical suggestions for improvement.
Press Service,
Muslim Board of Uzbekistan
Khalid Al-Fadhli: Scientific and spiritual heritage of Uzbekistan is a priceless legacy of the entire Islamic World
Director of the Language Center at Kuwait University, Dr. Khalid Al-Fadhli, on the eve of the 35th Anniversary of the Independence of Uzbekistan, has extended his sincere congratulations and best wishes to the people of Uzbekistan through Dunyo IA:
- I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the friendly people of Uzbekistan on the 35th Anniversary of Independence. I wish all my Uzbek brothers great achievements, prosperity, peace, tranquillity and further success.
We are historically bound to Uzbekistan by strong ties of friendship, mutual respect, and sincere good-neighbourliness. Many outstanding and widely known Islamic scholars were born and raised on this blessed land. This invaluable scientific and spiritual heritage is an enormous asset not only for Uzbekistan but for the entire Islamic world.
We are pleased that close and effective cooperative ties have been established between Kuwait University and leading higher educational institutions of Uzbekistan. For many years, Uzbek students have been coming to our country, specifically to Kuwait University, to improve their knowledge of the Arabic language and to familiarize themselves with our culture. Over the course of one academic year, they not only thoroughly study the Arabic language but also receive an opportunity to become closely acquainted with the culture, history and society of Kuwait.
During my interactions with Uzbek students, I have particularly noted their profound interest in education and science, as well as their dedication to knowledge. It is especially pleasing that they strive not only to learn the Arabic language but also to deeply understand the culture, art, economy and development trends of another country.
Deep historical, scientific and spiritual ties have been formed between the Arabic and Uzbek peoples over the centuries. I would like these friendly and fraternal relations to be further strengthened and enriched with new content in the future. In this regard, hosting international conferences, developing joint scientific research and expanding the exchange of faculty and students are of great importance.
It is necessary to support the initiatives and proposals put forward by the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Kuwait, and to pay even greater attention to their practical implementation. We are also interested in identifying new opportunities and implementing promising initiatives aimed at further developing cooperation between the two countries in the fields of education, science, culture and humanitarian interaction.
Once again, I cordially congratulate the people of Uzbekistan on the 35th Anniversary of Independence. May the Almighty grant Uzbekistan peace, tranquillity, welfare, prosperity and great success.
