Менеджер – это такой специалист, который профессионально занимается управленческой деятельностью в конкретной области функционирования организации. Но быть менеджером – это разделять ответственность за успешность организации в целом. Менеджеры представляют собой основной ресурс любой организации.

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Our country is undertaking large-scale efforts to develop entrepreneurship, support investment projects, and create new production capacities. At the same time, fully utilizing existing industrial opportunities, ensuring the stable operation of existing enterprises, and increasing their production and export potential remains an important task. The presentation reviewed the results of a study of enterprises that, for various reasons, are not operating at full capacity or have experienced reduced revenue. Such cases are primarily observed in the textile, construction, food, petrochemical, electrical engineering, and other industries. It was noted that the operations of such enterprises are negatively impacted by factors and issues such as a lack of working capital, access to utility infrastructure, project delays, equipment deterioration, disruptions in raw material supply chains, and declining demand for products. It has been estimated that by restoring production at enterprises and fully utilizing existing capacities, additional output and exports worth 65.6 trillion soums can be achieved. In this regard, it has been decided to implement a new system that will involve an individual assessment of each enterprise&#39;s condition and the achievement of full capacity utilization. To this end, a National Headquarters will be established with the participation of relevant agencies and banks. Headquarters representatives will conduct on-site visits for two weeks to identify problems hindering enterprise operations and take on-site measures to address them. For enterprises whose operations can be restored, banks and responsible agencies will work together to allocate the necessary loans, provide working capital, and address infrastructure and raw material issues. The presentation will specifically address the issue of large assets held by commercial banks. Currently, banks hold 70 assets worth over 10 billion soums. The objective is to develop a separate mechanism aimed at integrating these assets into the economy, identifying suitable investors, and creating production sites based on them. The presentation also addressed the issue of accounting for and evaluating the performance of projects implemented under investment programs. It was noted that some enterprises launched in 2021-2025 as part of the implementation of nearly 17,000 projects are not fully reflecting their activities in tax and statistical reporting. Responsible officials have been instructed to analyze each project and ensure their proper taxation and accurate reflection in statistical reporting. Some issues that negatively impact the business environment and raise concerns from the public and businesses were discussed, along with proposals for addressing them. Specifically, the discussion focused on the placement of signs and brand marks by business entities, certain administrative requirements for food service and retail establishments, labor relations procedures, cashless payments, the application of tax incentives, financial penalties, as well as excessive documentation in foreign economic activity, and other issues. For example, according to the current procedure, in some cases, signs displaying the name of the business, type of activity, or trademark are considered advertising, requiring the issuance of a separate certificate and the payment of appropriate fees. This not only creates an additional administrative burden for entrepreneurs but also impacts the recognition of retail and service establishments, customer flow, and revenue. In this regard, it was proposed that information about the name of the business entity and type of activity posted on the building not be considered advertising, and that the practice of issuing such certificates be abolished. An initiative has been put forward to gradually introduce design requirements for the placement of advertising and other information signs, taking into account proposals from entrepreneurs, and to simplify the procedure for placing private trademarks on vehicles owned by legal entities. It has also been proposed to simplify the procedure for refunding a portion of the value-added tax for catering establishments, and to ease procedures related to environmental assessments and compensation payments for certain retail, catering, and service providers. Furthermore, it has been proposed to specify certain procedures in labor relations between employers and employees. Special attention has been given to digitalization and the expansion of cashless payments. Given that payments for a number of goods and services are increasingly moving to cashless forms, it has been noted that such payments need to be made as convenient as possible for individuals and businesses through the development of banking infrastructure, improved commission systems, and cashback. It is proposed to introduce the ability to make commission-free money transfers between bank cards of the same individual, expand convenient forms of non-cash payments for the public, and create opportunities for prompt cashback payments on receipts in the catering, alcohol, tobacco, and fuel industries. It is also proposed to review the costs associated with the SMS notifications of the anti-fraud system, implemented to ensure the security of bank card transactions, and to consider using alternatives such as sending notifications to mobile apps or biometric identification. In the area of tax administration and financial penalties, it is proposed to eliminate disputes arising from the application of tax benefits, and to introduce a rule stipulating that the penalty on tax arrears should not exceed the principal amount of the debt. Furthermore, it is proposed to prevent abuse of the receipt non-issuance notification system and to improve the procedure for suspending VAT payer certificates. To simplify foreign economic activity, proposals were put forward to reduce duplicate documentation during the import process, create a more convenient process for entrepreneurs to open trading houses, branches, and representative offices abroad, and effectively utilize the Uzexpocentre&#39;s capabilities for the widespread promotion of national products in international markets. The head of state emphasized the need to reduce unnecessary barriers to entrepreneurship, simplify control and regulation mechanisms, and transform digitalization processes from an additional burden on businesses, but rather into a tool that creates convenience and facilitates entrepreneurial activities. Responsible officials have been given specific instructions on fully utilizing existing production capacities, financially rebuilding enterprises, increasing production and export volumes, creating new jobs, and expanding favorable conditions for entrepreneurs.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation on improving the sustainability of manufacturing enterprises and addressing the challenges facing entrepreneurs.

Measures to support sustainable enterprise operations were discussed

Initiated by Rector N.Sh. Mamasadikov, the university hosted the &quot;Rector&rsquo;s Cup&quot; student Olympiad in honor of Sports Day. The competition program covered popular disciplines, including volleyball, mini-football, badminton, and table tennis. A key highlight of the event was the active participation of the faculty and teaching staff, who promoted the values of sports and physical activity through personal example. The tournament was marked by intense and uncompromising struggles in every sport. Participants demonstrated a high level of skill and a strong will to win. The festival concluded with a solemn awarding ceremony, where the best athletes received well-deserved honors from the university leadership. The organizers emphasized that such competitions not only identify the strongest performers but also strengthen the university&#39;s corporate spirit.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

A large-scale sports marathon, which became a true celebration of strength and spirit, has concluded at the university. The "Rector's Cup" Olympiad, dedicated to Sports Day, blurred the lines between classrooms and stadiums: ambitious students and their professor-mentors competed side-by-side for victory, proving that a healthy lifestyle is a shared value across the entire institution.

“Rector’s Cup”: When Sport Unites Students and Professors

According to the latest report from the Central Bank, Uzbekistan&rsquo;s total external debt reached $82.2 billion at the end of 2025, increasing by a record $18.1 billion in a single year. An interesting dynamic is observed in the debt structure: while government debt grew at a moderate pace to reach $40.5 billion, the corporate sector saw a dramatic surge. The debt of private companies and banks grew 3.3 times, reaching $41.7 billion. A significant portion of these funds was raised through the issuance of international bonds and bank loans without government guarantees. The foreign trade balance remains under pressure, although exports grew by 23% (to $32.3 billion). This was facilitated by favorable conditions in global markets: gold prices soared by 63%, and silver prices doubled. However, imports still significantly outpace sales, increasing to $52.2 billion. The current account deficit was successfully reduced to 3.9% of GDP, partially due to stable remittances from abroad, which totaled $13.7 billion. The investment climate remains a point of optimism: the net inflow of foreign direct investment grew 1.5 times, reaching $4.4 billion. A similar amount was recorded as portfolio investment. Despite the historic peak in indebtedness, the government and the regulator are betting that the attracted capital will serve as fuel for industrial growth and business working capital, which in the long run will allow for the effective servicing of accumulated obligations.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Uzbekistan's economy at the end of 2025 demonstrated unprecedented dynamics, facing the sharpest increase in external debt in its history. Despite impressive revenues from gold sales and an influx of direct investment, the debt load has closely approached the psychological threshold of 56% of GDP. The private sector was the primary driver of this growth, actively attracting funds for business expansion and infrastructure projects.

Central Bank Presents Fiscal Year Results

The Ministry of Digital Technologies of Uzbekistan and the Japanese company ELF-IN Co., Ltd have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop the animation and computer graphics (CG) industry. Under the agreement, a $700,000 grant is being allocated for the training of national specialists. Japanese experts will launch educational programs aligned with international standards, allowing young talents to work on projects for global markets. The cooperation includes the opening of an ELF-IN subsidiary in Uzbekistan, which will provide youth with high-paying jobs in the IT and creative economy sectors. The project&#39;s primary goal is not only teaching soft skills and technical expertise but also promoting national Uzbek animation in international arenas. This step is expected to significantly increase the export of digital services and strengthen Uzbekistan&#39;s status as a promising IT hub in Central Asia.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Uzbekistan's creative industry is reaching a new level thanks to a partnership with the trendsetters of the animation world. The Ministry of Digital Technologies and the Japanese company ELF-IN Co., Ltd are launching a large-scale educational project. With the infusion of substantial grants and the involvement of foreign masters, the country will begin training specialists capable of creating world-class graphics.

Japan Invests in Training Uzbek Animators

A new system of legal and social protection for citizens with long-term work experience is taking shape in Uzbekistan. During a regular session of the lower house of parliament, deputies conceptually approved the &quot;On Veterans&quot; bill, which clearly defines the categories of individuals eligible for this status and specifies the powers of state agencies in providing support. According to the document, veteran status will be granted to those who have made exemplary contributions to the development of their industries over many years and have earned public recognition. A key section of the bill focuses on specific social guarantees. For the first time at the legislative level, the right of veterans to free treatment in sanatorium-resort and health facilities is being established, along with preferential access to necessary medications during outpatient treatment. The social package is augmented by compensation payments for housing and communal services, as well as special pension and tax incentives, which are expected to significantly reduce the financial burden on retired professionals. Special attention is paid to the quality of life for veterans and their engagement in the cultural sphere. The bill provides for discounts and benefits when visiting theaters, museums, sports facilities, and cultural heritage sites. Following active discussions, deputies agreed that the adoption of this law would eliminate bureaucratic inconsistencies and make the social support system more transparent and targeted. The document will now undergo further discussion stages before attaining the force of law and becoming the cornerstone of a new national policy of recognition.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

The Parliament of Uzbekistan has taken a significant step toward systematizing state support for citizens who have dedicated decades to diligent labor. On May 5, the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis approved the draft law "On Veterans" in its first reading. The document is designed not only to formalize the honorary status but also to establish a robust legal foundation for providing a wide range of benefits—from medical services to substantial discounts on utility bills.

Oliy Majlis Approves New Bill "On Veterans"

The EPC summit in Yerevan underscored the growing distance between Europe and the United States. The absence of Chancellor Friedrich Merz, caused by a conflict with Donald Trump over tariffs and defense issues, created a political vacuum that was unexpectedly filled by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. His participation marked the first time a non-European leader attended the forum, proposing a coalition of &quot;middle powers&quot; to counter pressure from both Washington and Beijing. Special attention was focused on Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who, during numerous meetings, called for increased military support and warned against easing sanctions on Russia. A sensation at the plenary session was his call to develop a &quot;unified European voice&quot; for future diplomatic contacts with the Kremlin. Meanwhile, the atmosphere of &quot;smiles and handshakes&quot; was interrupted by a sharp exchange: Roberta Metsola delivered a firm response to Ilham Aliyev&rsquo;s criticism of the European Parliament, emphasizing the steadfastness of democratic procedures despite Baku&#39;s grievances. The economic agenda was driven by the fear of a new energy dependency. Emmanuel Macron and Ursula von der Leyen explicitly labeled reliance on fossil fuels and the &quot;American defense umbrella&quot; as the EU&#39;s primary vulnerabilities. Against this backdrop, a breakthrough in relations with London emerged: the UK expressed readiness to participate in a 90-billion-euro military loan for Ukraine. This financial &quot;reboot&quot; between Brussels and London could serve as the foundation for the new 150-billion-euro SAFE European defense strategy, transforming the Yerevan summit from a mere discussion platform into a site for strategic decision-making.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

The 8th European Political Community (EPC) Summit in Yerevan served as a mirror to the profound transformations gripping the continent. Amidst the absence of key figures, pressure from new threats out of Washington, and the search for alternative energy security paths, leaders from over 40 nations attempted to outline the contours of an "independent Europe." From historic visits to sharp verbal duels, this gathering in the Armenian capital will be remembered as Brussels and its allies' attempt to maintain unity amidst a global storm.

Main Outcomes of Big Diplomacy in Armenia

Министерство цифровых технологий Узбекистана и японская компания ELF-IN Co., Ltd подписали меморандум о развитии индустрии анимации и компьютерной графики (CG). В рамках соглашения выделяется грант в размере 700 тысяч долларов на подготовку национальных кадров. Японские специалисты запустят образовательные программы, ориентированные на международные стандарты, что позволит молодым талантам работать над проектами для зарубежных рынков. Сотрудничество предусматривает открытие дочерней компании ELF-IN в Узбекистане, что обеспечит молодежь высокооплачиваемыми рабочими местами в сфере IT и креативной экономики. Главная цель проекта &mdash; не только обучение soft skills и техническим навыкам, но и продвижение национальной узбекской анимации на мировые арены. Ожидается, что этот шаг значительно увеличит экспорт цифровых услуг и укрепит статус Узбекистана как перспективного IT-хаба Центральной Азии.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Креативная индустрия Узбекистана выходит на новый уровень благодаря партнерству с законодателями моды в мире анимации. Министерство цифровых технологий и японская компания ELF-IN Co., Ltd запускают масштабный образовательный проект. С вливанием внушительных грантов и привлечением зарубежных мастеров, в стране начнется подготовка специалистов, способных создавать графику мирового класса.

Япония инвестирует в подготовку узбекских аниматоров

O&lsquo;zbekiston Raqamli texnologiyalar vazirligi va Yaponiyaning ELF-IN Co., Ltd kompaniyasi animatsiya va kompyuter grafikasi (CG) sanoatini rivojlantirish bo&lsquo;yicha memorandum imzoladilar. Kelishuv doirasida milliy kadrlar tayyorlash uchun 700 ming dollar miqdorida grant ajratilmoqda. Yapon mutaxassislari xalqaro standartlarga yo&lsquo;naltirilgan ta&rsquo;lim dasturlarini ishga tushiradilar, bu esa yosh iste&rsquo;dodlarga xorijiy bozorlar uchun loyihalar ustida ishlash imkonini beradi. Hamkorlik doirasida ELF-IN kompaniyasining O&lsquo;zbekistondagi sho&lsquo;ba korxonasini ochish ko&lsquo;zda tutilgan bo&lsquo;lib, bu yoshlarni IT va kreativ iqtisodiyot sohasida yuqori daromadli ish o&lsquo;rinlari bilan ta&rsquo;minlaydi. Loyihaning asosiy maqsadi nafaqat &ldquo;soft skills&rdquo; va texnik ko&lsquo;nikmalarni o&lsquo;rgatish, balki o&lsquo;zbek milliy animatsiyasini jahon maydonlariga olib chiqishdir. Mazkur qadam raqamli xizmatlar eksportini sezilarli darajada oshirishi va O&lsquo;zbekistonning Markaziy Osiyodagi istiqbolli IT-xab sifatidagi maqomini mustahkamlashi kutilmoqda.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

O‘zbekistonning kreativ industriyasi animatsiya olamida trend yaratuvchilar bilan hamkorlik tufayli yangi bosqichga ko‘tarilmoqda. Raqamli texnologiyalar vazirligi va Yaponiyaning ELF-IN Co., Ltd kompaniyasi keng ko‘lamli ta’lim loyihasini yo‘lga qo‘ymoqda. Salmoqli grantlar ajratilishi va xorijiy ustalar jalb etilishi bilan mamlakatda jahon darajasidagi grafikalarni yaratishga qodir mutaxassislar tayyorlana boshlaydi.

Yaponiya o‘zbek animatorlarini tayyorlashga sarmoya kiritmoqda

Ўзбекистoн Рақамли технoлoгиялар вазирлиги ва Япoниянинг ЭЛФ-ИН Co., Лтд кoмпанияси аниматсия ва кoмпютер графикаси (CГ) санoатини ривoжлантириш бўйича мемoрандум имзoладилар. Келишув дoирасида миллий кадрлар таййoрлаш учун 700 минг дoллар миқдoрида грант ажратилмoқда. Япoн мутахассислари халқарo стандартларга йўналтирилган та&lsquo;лим дастурларини ишга туширадилар, бу эса йoш исте&lsquo;дoдларга хoрижий бoзoрлар учун лoйиҳалар устида ишлаш имкoнини беради. Ҳамкoрлик дoирасида ЭЛФ-ИН кoмпаниясининг Ўзбекистoндаги шўба кoрхoнасини oчиш кўзда тутилган бўлиб, бу йoшларни ИТ ва креатив иқтисoдийoт сoҳасида юқoри дарoмадли иш ўринлари билан та&quot;минлайди. Лoйиҳанинг асoсий мақсади нафақат «сoфт скиллс» ва техник кўникмаларни ўргатиш, балки ўзбек миллий аниматсиясини жаҳoн майдoнларига oлиб чиқишдир. Мазкур қадам рақамли хизматлар экспoртини сезиларли даражада oшириши ва Ўзбекистoннинг Марказий Oсийoдаги истиқбoлли ИТ-хаб сифатидаги мақoмини мустаҳкамлаши кутилмoқда.Пowеред бй <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Фрoала Эдитoр</a>

Ўзбекистoннинг креатив индустрияси аниматсия oламида тренд яратувчилар билан ҳамкoрлик туфайли янги бoсқичга кўтарилмoқда. Рақамли технoлoгиялар вазирлиги ва Япoниянинг ЭЛФ-ИН Co., Лтд кoмпанияси кенг кўламли таълим лoйиҳасини йўлга қўймoқда. Салмoқли грантлар ажратилиши ва хoрижий усталар жалб этилиши билан мамлакатда жаҳoн даражасидаги графикаларни яратишга қoдир мутахассислар таййoрлана бoшлайди.