Openness and transparency are considered among the most effective tools in the fight against corruption and its prevention. Thus, the efforts instigated in Uzbekistan to secure the rule of law, introduce effective forms of openness and transparency, establish genuine public control over the activities of government authorities have been gaining momentum as decisive and steadfast in nature.

According to the decision of the Republican Special Commission, from June 10, 2022, the temporary restrictions related to coronavirus on entry into Uzbekistan for tourist purposes by air, border railway stations and border checkpoints. 

Foreign citizens entering the Republic of Uzbekistan are not required to take a PCR test or an express antigen test for coronavirus infection if they have a valid certificate or passport of vaccination (with an electronic QR code).

In the Republic of Uzbekistan, where more than 35 million people, representing more than 140 nationalities and ethnicities live, in accordance with the Constitution everyone has equal rights and obligations. It must be recognized that ensuring fundamental human rights and freedoms is a priority among the reforms carried out in Uzbekistan.

The International Pottery Forum and Fair will be held in Rishtan district of Uzbekistan’s Fergana region in September 2022.

The traditional V International Scientific and Practical Conference on “Abu Ali ibn Sino and innovations in modern pharmaceuticals” was held in Tashkent.

In recent years, under the leadership of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev , systemic reforms have been carried out in our country on the basis of the idea of "New Uzbekistan - a democratic and humane state" aimed at building a new Uzbekistan and ensuring the well-being of our people. Importantly, these efforts are yielding expected results.