President Shavkat Mirziyoyev inspected the operations of the private multidisciplinary medical center "Global International Hospital" in the Sergeli district.

The country's delegation, led by the Deputy Minister of Investments, Industry, and Trade Khurram Teshabaev, participated in the milestone 20th Annual Meeting of the EDB in Almaty. During the bank's Council meeting, chaired by the Prime Minister of Kazakhstan Olzhas Bektenov, the Development Strategy for 2027–2031 was approved. The document integrates Uzbekistan's core priorities, including water and energy security, the expansion of transport corridors, and industrial cooperation, aligning completely with the "Uzbekistan-2030" national strategy.

The dynamic expansion of transatlantic economic ties and the strengthening of strategic dialogue with Washington open up new preferential opportunities for Uzbekistan in global capital markets. Head of the Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Saida Mirziyoyeva held an official meeting with US Trade Representative Ambassador Jamieson Greer, who arrived in the country on a working visit.

The Tashkent State Transport University (TSTU) and the Academy of Railway Sciences of the People's Republic of China have officially concluded a memorandum of cooperation. The signing of the agreement followed a bilateral online meeting during which sector experts and administrative heads discussed a detailed roadmap for joint research and development activities in the field of railway communications.

On June 22, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev received the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Azerbaijan Huseyn Guliyev who is concluding his diplomatic mission in Uzbekistan.

On June 17, Centrum Air successfully operated its inaugural flight on the Tashkent — Krasnodar route. The new destination marks a significant milestone in the airline's network expansion, establishing direct air connectivity between Uzbekistan and one of the largest cities in southern Russia.

Following the conclusion of Uzbek-German high-level talks, Presidents Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Frank-Walter Steinmeier participated in a tree-planting ceremony.

An action plan of cooperation was signed during the Tashkent International Investment Forum between Gayane Umerova, Chairperson of the Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation, and Mohammad Abdullah Abunayyan, Chairman of the Saudi–Uzbek Business Council.

The cultivation of a favorable investment climate and the steady deepening of an open dialogue with foreign business communities are elevating Uzbekistan's trade, economic, and technological interaction with its strategic partners to a qualitatively new level. On June 16, 2026, Alisher Agzamkhodjayev, Chairman of the Senate Committee of the Oliy Majlis on International Relations, Foreign Economic Relations, Foreign Investments, and Tourism, attended the large-scale "Uzbekistan-Korea" business forum. This event, organized as part of the milestone 5th Tashkent International Investment Forum, served as an effective platform to showcase the comprehensive socio-economic reforms initiated under the leadership of the country's President. Foreign investors were provided with detailed insights into the preferences and opportunities established within the republic for conducting secure and long-term business.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation on the development of the resource base of critical industrial minerals and the production of high-value-added products.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation on improving legislation aimed at protecting public health and the nation's gene pool from drug addiction, as well as ensuring the safety of road users.

Uzbekistan and Sweden are entering a fundamentally new level of partnership that will allow thousands of Uzbek citizens to secure legal employment in Scandinavia, while enabling the domestic heavy industry to transition to cutting-edge European eco-standards. Following intergovernmental talks at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the parties signed a package of strategic documents, including an agreement on migration and mobility, as well as a declaration launching a pilot program designed to regulate migration flows and boost academic exchanges.

The management team of the capital region is undergoing a large-scale transformation oriented toward attracting international experience and strengthening the industrial sector. The administration of the Tashkent Region has announced a series of key personnel shuffles affecting not only the regional khokimiyat's leadership but also strategic agencies and major industrial cities. The most widely discussed decision is the recruitment of a top manager from the United States into the public sector, highlighting a new course toward rigid economic pragmatism and the active pursuit of foreign investment.

Uzbekistan is officially opening a new chapter in global nuclear energy, earning the highest commendation from the premier international atomic body. Arriving in Tashkent, IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi confirmed that the republic possesses all the critical pillars required for a successful NPP launch: a professional, independent regulator, unwavering political commitment, and strict adherence to international safety standards. The unique framework of this project not only diversifies the country's resource matrix but also positions Uzbekistan as an exemplary pioneer within the CIS region.

Uzbekistan and the OSCE are entering a new phase of strategic partnership, spanning digital technologies and the legal sphere. Head of the Presidential Administration Saida Mirziyoyeva held substantive talks with the organization's Secretary-General, Feridun Sinirlioglu. The meeting built upon the recent high-level dialogue with the Head of State, cementing the European side's readiness to back Tashkent's pivotal reforms.

Industrial modernization, the production of high-value-added products, and the expansion of export potential are among the priority areas of economic development.

Uzbekistan is launching a radical dismantling of its legacy bureaucratic cultural management system, clearing the path for the large-scale capitalization of the creative industry. Head of State Shavkat Mirziyoyev announced an unprecedented package of reforms that abolishes the inefficient oversight of artistic councils, introduces direct budget subsidies for every ticket sold, and transforms school-level creativity into an incubator for innovation using artificial intelligence. The objective of this ambitious project is to elevate the creative economy’s volume to 145 trillion soums, rendering national art financially self-sustaining, prestigious, and competitive on the global stage.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation of proposals to create a more favorable economic and regulatory environment for the growth of small businesses.

A highly popular Asian destination is urgently overhauling its migration policy, prioritizing national security over tourism revenue. The Government of Thailand has decided to drastically rollback ease-of-entry regulations that were introduced just two years ago to revitalize the post-pandemic economy. Citizens of nearly a hundred nations, including Uzbekistan, are caught in this sweeping policy revision. Instead of enjoying prolonged, hassle-free stays in the tropical paradise, travelers will now face rigid limits, shorter visitation windows, and the return of visa barriers.

During high-profile talks with UN Assistant Secretary-General Diene Keita, Shakhnoza Mirziyoyeva secured agreements to launch fresh joint initiatives. The strategic focus centers on scaling up the nation's unique targeted-aid model, protecting victims of gender-based violence, and integrating elite UN standards into the domestic social safety net.