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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It is noted that Sherzodkhon Kudratkhodja made a significant contribution to the development of the country&rsquo;s media sector, strengthening principles of openness and transparency, and supporting freedom of speech. The association expressed gratitude for his work. Odiljon Tojiev, a member of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis Committee on Labour, Healthcare and Social Issues, has been appointed as the new chairman of the board.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Sherzodkhon Kudratkhodja has been relieved from the position of Chairman of the Board of the National Media Association of Uzbekistan. The press service of the organization reported this.

Sherzodkhon Kudratkhodja steps down as media association head

The head of state noted that the pharmaceutical industry is strategically important, as it directly impacts public health, quality of life, and the country&#39;s economic security. It was noted that significant opportunities for the sector&#39;s development have been created in recent years. Specifically, over the past nine years, $1.8 billion has been invested in the industry, and 140 new production facilities have been launched. Today, more than 300 pharmaceutical companies operate in the country, 58 of which are directly involved in drug production. As a result, pharmaceutical production increased 3.5-fold, exceeding 7 trillion 300 billion soums. Domestic drug production has doubled. Pharmaceutical products manufactured in Uzbekistan are exported to 55 countries. The number of jobs in the industry has exceeded 40,000. Overall, the pharmaceutical and medical device market in our country has reached approximately $2.5 billion. It was emphasized that this year, policymakers face the task of attracting at least $1 billion in investment into the pharmaceutical industry, increasing the share of domestically produced pharmaceuticals in the domestic market to 70 percent by 2030 through quality improvements and the launch of new facilities in partnership with foreign companies, and increasing export volumes to $1 billion over the next five years. Five pharmaceutical industrial zones have been established in the republic, covering 136 hectares, and all the necessary infrastructure has been created. However, in some regions, these opportunities are being utilized ineffectively. For example, the Jizzakh pharmaceutical zone, which occupies 25 hectares, did not produce a single batch of products last year. A 14-hectare site in the Bostanlyk pharmaceutical zone has remained unused since 2017. It was also noted that last year, not a single enterprise was launched in the Jizzakh and Samarkand pharmaceutical zones, while very few investment projects were implemented in the Bukhara and Khorezm pharmaceutical zones. The meeting also considered proposals from pharmaceutical industry entrepreneurs. Specifically, the issue of applying tax breaks provided for pharmaceutical zones to enterprises located in regions where such zones do not exist was raised. The President supported this proposal and announced a number of new opportunities for pharmaceutical manufacturers. Specifically, starting April 1 of this year, new projects for the production of pharmaceuticals and the cultivation and processing of medicinal plants, regardless of location, will be exempt from land tax for three years. After the project begins, profit and property taxes will also be waived for three years. Furthermore, the import of raw materials, equipment, and components for manufacturers of dietary supplements and cosmetics will be exempt from duties. Pharmaceutical companies will be allowed to produce dietary supplements on their own production lines. A list of medicines and medical devices recommended for localization will now be published for entrepreneurs by July 1. Entrepreneurs will be provided with foreign currency loans at 7 percent interest for projects manufacturing products from this list. Enterprises planning to further localize existing products will be provided with loans from the Industrial Cooperation Fund for up to 10 years at a rate of 6 percent in foreign currency and 12 percent in national currency. The meeting also focused on attracting foreign pharmaceutical companies to our country and establishing technology transfers with them. It was noted that almost half of imported medicines are produced by 34 foreign companies. Therefore, it is necessary to encourage their production in Uzbekistan. Large enterprises involved in importing medicines are also recommended to increase social responsibility and take the initiative to establish production of branded medicines in our country. To stimulate this process, the royalty tax paid by enterprises for the use of foreign brands will be reduced from 20 to 5 percent. Twenty to 25 years after the creation of an original drug, other pharmaceutical companies are granted the right to produce it. Developing such drugs allows for several-fold reductions in domestic market prices. In this regard, companies that master the production of in-demand drugs within a year will receive half of their technology transfer costs from the Fund for Support and Development of the Pharmaceutical Industry. Furthermore, to expand production of the 100 most frequently imported medications, the Tashkent Pharma Park pharmaceutical cluster will be expanded by another 100 hectares. The meeting also addressed pharmaceutical exports. Although industry exports have reached $220 million, only $14 million of this amount is for pharmaceuticals. In this regard, the importance of ensuring that enterprises operate in accordance with international standards was emphasized. Currently, all 58 pharmaceutical companies have national GMP certificates. It was noted that they now need to align their operations with European GMP standards. Starting June 1, 50 percent of the costs of obtaining Euro GMP certification for local enterprises will be reimbursed by the Trade Facilitation Fund. The meeting also discussed expanding the participation of domestic manufacturers in the public procurement system. It was noted that some enterprises are unable to supply products to government agencies because their localization level is below 30 percent. In this regard, entrepreneurs with a domestic manufacturer&#39;s certificate, regardless of the level of localization, will be allowed to participate in public procurement until September 1. As noted, more than 57,000 unregistered and counterfeit medicines were identified in our country last year. In this regard, the importance of developing a bill to tighten penalties for the illegal trade in medicines and the circulation of products of dubious quality was emphasized. The meeting also raised the issue of bridging the gap between science and local production. Currently, more than 300 scientists work in six industry research institutes, and higher education institutions annually train nearly 1,000 specialists. However, the implementation of scientific research into practice is insufficient. In this regard, a National Research Institute of Biopharmaceuticals will be established on the premises of the Institutes of Chemistry and Pharmaceutics, Vaccines and Serums, and Oriental Medicine. It will be located within the Tashkent Pharma Park cluster, which will allow for the direct integration of research and production. The park will house a preclinical research laboratory, biological and chemical research centers, and a 250-bed international clinical research center. Furthermore, professors and teachers from the Tashkent Pharmaceutical Institute and the Pharmaceutical Technical University will conduct their research activities within the pharmaceutical park. Students will have the opportunity to study and work at these companies through dual education. Companies will be reimbursed for up to $100,000 in expenses for projects to produce new drugs with the participation of external scientists. Companies establishing production of new drugs developed by domestic scientists will receive a subsidy of up to 100 million soums to cover their registration and clinical trial costs. The meeting heard proposals and initiatives from pharmaceutical company representatives, reports from responsible officials, and issued relevant instructions to ensure the implementation of these tasks.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

On March 5, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev chaired a videoconference on expanding production and accelerating the implementation of advanced technologies in the pharmaceutical industry.

Increasing Production and Accelerating Technology Transfer in the Pharmaceutical Industry Discussed

The event was organized by Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of Uzbekistan and served as a platform to discuss new directions of investment and technological cooperation. The Uzbek delegation was led by Deputy Minister Ilzat Kasimov of the ministry. The forum was attended by representatives of government agencies, Uzbekistan Agency for Perspective Projects, Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan, IT Park Uzbekistan and infrastructure organizations. The Japanese side was represented by Deputy Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism of Japan Yoshimichi Terada, and the Ambassador of Japan to Uzbekistan Kenji Hirata, along with major Japanese companies including Hankyu, Shimizu Corporation, Nikken Sekkei, Itochu, Marubeni, Sojitz Corporation and Oriental Consultants Global. In 2025, bilateral trade turnover reached about 400 million USD. The number of enterprises with Japanese capital increased nearly tenfold over 8 years, reaching 130 companies. The forum discussed joint projects in intelligent transport systems, municipal infrastructure modernization, digital urban environment monitoring, public transport development and sustainable urban planning.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

An Uzbekistan–Japan business forum dedicated to the development of smart cities and urban technology implementation was held in Tashkent on March 4.

Japanese Technologies for Tashkent: Business Forum Opens New Projects

An Iranian drone struck the airport terminal in Azerbaijan&rsquo;s Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic, Azerbaijani media reported, with the country&rsquo;s Foreign Ministry later confirming the incident. According to the ministry, several drones were launched from Iranian territory toward Nakhchivan on March 5 at around 12:00 local time. One of the drones hit the airport terminal building, causing an explosion and injuring two people. Another drone reportedly fell near a school building in the village of Shekarabad. No injuries were reported in that incident. Azerbaijan&rsquo;s Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the attack, stating that it violates international law and contributes to rising tensions in the region. Following the incident, Azerbaijan summoned the Iranian ambassador and delivered an official protest note, demanding explanations and urgent measures to prevent similar incidents. Meanwhile, Azerbaijan&rsquo;s Ministry of Defense stated that it is preparing the necessary response measures to protect the country&rsquo;s territorial integrity and sovereignty, adding that the attack &ldquo;will not remain unanswered.&rdquo;Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

A drone launched from Iranian territory struck the terminal of Nakhchivan Airport in Azerbaijan, injuring two people and prompting Baku to demand explanations from Tehran.

Iranian Drone Hits Nakhchivan Airport

Hungary and Russia have agreed to look for alternative routes for energy supplies in case existing transport channels become unavailable. The announcement was made by Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Петер Сийярто following talks with Russian President Владимир Путин. According to Szijj&aacute;rt&oacute;, the two sides agreed that if transport routes become impossible for various reasons, they will seek alternative solutions to ensure stable energy deliveries. He noted that if oil transportation through pipelines continues to face difficulties, Moscow and Budapest may consider other options, including maritime oil transport. Szijj&aacute;rt&oacute; made the statement in a video address published on the social media platform Facebook.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Russia and Hungary have agreed to explore alternative ways of delivering energy resources if pipeline routes become unavailable, with maritime transport among the options under consideration.

Russia and Hungary Seek Alternative Routes for Oil Supplies

A presidential resolution titled &ldquo;On measures to develop esports, drone technologies and robotics in the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan&rdquo; (No. PP-75, dated March 3, 2026) has been adopted. The document предусматривает the organization of regular competitions among military personnel in modern technological disciplines. The tournaments will be held in three areas: esports; drone technologies; robotics. The competition system will consist of three stages. The first stage, the &ldquo;Unit Commander&rsquo;s Cup,&rdquo; will be held annually in August within ministries and departments. Winners will advance to the second stage &mdash; the &ldquo;Military District Commander&rsquo;s Cup,&rdquo; scheduled for October. The final stage, the &ldquo;Minister of Defense Cup,&rdquo; will take place each December and determine the strongest teams. The resolution also introduces financial incentives for winners. Members of the winning teams will receive: 10 million soums each at the first stage; 30 million soums each at the second stage; 50 million soums each at the final stage. Teams will also be awarded official trophies. The Ministry of Defense has been designated as the coordinating body responsible for organizing and conducting the competitions. A unified electronic registry will also be introduced to track military personnel participating in the tournaments and those selected through the competitions.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Uzbekistan’s Armed Forces will introduce new technology-focused competitions in esports, drone operations and robotics following a presidential decree aimed at developing these fields within the military.

Uzbekistan’s Armed Forces Introduce Esports, Drone and Robotics Competitions

4 марта в Ташкент состоялся узбекско-японский бизнес-форум, посвящённый развитию инфраструктуры и внедрению технологий &laquo;умных&raquo; городов. Мероприятие было организовано Министерство инвестиций, промышленности и торговли Узбекистана и стало площадкой для обсуждения перспективных направлений инвестиционного и технологического партнёрства. Узбекскую делегацию возглавил заместитель министра МИПТ Узбекистана Ильзат Касимов. В форуме участвовали представители профильных ведомств, Агентство перспективных проектов Узбекистана, Торгово-промышленная палата Узбекистана, IT Park Uzbekistan и инфраструктурных организаций. Японскую сторону представили заместитель министра земли, инфраструктуры, транспорта и туризма Япония Терада Ёшимичи, а также посол Японии в Узбекистане Хирата Кэндзи и ведущие японские компании, включая Hankyu, Shimizu Corporation, Nikken Sekkei, Itochu, Marubeni, Sojitz Corporation и Oriental Consultants Global. По данным участников форума, в 2025 году объём двусторонней торговли достиг около 400 млн долларов США. Число предприятий с японским капиталом за последние 8 лет выросло почти в десять раз &mdash; до 130 компаний. На форуме обсуждались совместные проекты в сфере интеллектуальных транспортных систем, модернизации коммунальной инфраструктуры, цифрового мониторинга городской среды, развития общественного транспорта и устойчивого градостроительства. Стороны подтвердили заинтересованность в дальнейшем расширении инвестиционного и технологического сотрудничества.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

В Ташкент прошёл узбекско-японский бизнес-форум, посвящённый развитию «умных» городов и внедрению передовых технологий городской инфраструктуры. Стороны подтвердили интерес к расширению инвестиционного и технологического сотрудничества.

Японские технологии для Ташкента: бизнес-форум открыл новые проекты

Tadbir O&lsquo;zbekiston investitsiyalar, sanoat va savdo vazirligi tomonidan tashkil etildi va investitsiya hamda texnologik hamkorlikning yangi yo&lsquo;nalishlarini muhokama qilish maydoniga aylandi. O&lsquo;zbekiston delegatsiyasiga Ilzat Qosimov &mdash; MIQT O&lsquo;zbekiston vazir o&lsquo;rinbosari rahbarlik qildi. Forumda O&lsquo;zbekiston istiqbolli loyihalar agentligi, O&lsquo;zbekiston savdo-sanoat palatasi, IT Park Uzbekistan va infratuzilma tashkilotlari vakillari ishtirok etdi. Yaponiya tomonidan Yaponiya yer, infratuzilma, transport va turizm vazirligi o&lsquo;rinbosari Terada Yoshimichi hamda O&lsquo;zbekistondagi Yaponiya elchisi Xirata Kenji va yetakchi kompaniyalar, jumladan Hankyu, Shimizu Corporation, Nikken Sekkei, Itochu, Marubeni, Sojitz Corporation va Oriental Consultants Global vakillari qatnashdi. 2025-yilda ikki tomonlama savdo hajmi qariyb 400 mln AQSh dollariga yetdi. So&lsquo;nggi 8 yilda Yapon kapitali ishtirokidagi korxonalar soni 10 barobar oshib, 130 taga yetdi. Forumda aqlli transport tizimlari, kommunal infratuzilmani modernizatsiya qilish, shahar muhitini raqamli monitoring qilish, jamoat transportini rivojlantirish va barqaror shaharsozlik bo&lsquo;yicha qo&lsquo;shma loyihalar muhokama qilindi.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

4-mart kuni Toshkentda O‘zbekiston–Yaponiya “aqlli shaharlar” rivojlanishiga bag‘ishlangan biznes-forum bo‘lib o‘tdi.

Toshkent uchun yapon texnologiyalari: biznes-forum yangi loyihalarni ochdi

Тадбир Ўзбекистoн инвеститсиялар, санoат ва савдo вазирлиги тoмoнидан ташкил этилди ва инвеститсия ҳамда технoлoгик ҳамкoрликнинг янги йўналишларини муҳoкама қилиш майдoнига айланди. Ўзбекистoн делегатсиясига Илзат Қoсимoв &quot; МИҚТ Ўзбекистoн вазир ўринбoсари раҳбарлик қилди. Фoрумда Ўзбекистoн истиқбoлли лoйиҳалар агентлиги, Ўзбекистoн савдo-санoат палатаси, ИТ Парк Узбекистан ва инфратузилма ташкилoтлари вакиллари иштирoк этди. Япoния тoмoнидан Япoния эр, инфратузилма, транспoрт ва туризм вазирлиги ўринбoсари Терада Йoшимичи ҳамда Ўзбекистoндаги Япoния элчиси Хирата Кенжи ва этакчи кoмпаниялар, жумладан Ҳанкю, Шимизу Coрпoратиoн, Никкен Секкеи, Итoчу, Марубени, Сoжитз Coрпoратиoн ва Oриентал Coнсултантс Глoбал вакиллари қатнашди. 2025-йилда икки тoмoнлама савдo ҳажми қарийб 400 млн АҚШ дoлларига этди. Сўнгги 8 йилда Япoн капитали иштирoкидаги кoрхoналар сoни 10 барoбар oшиб, 130 тага этди. Фoрумда ақлли транспoрт тизимлари, кoммунал инфратузилмани мoдернизатсия қилиш, шаҳар муҳитини рақамли мoнитoринг қилиш, жамoат транспoртини ривoжлантириш ва барқарoр шаҳарсoзлик бўйича қўшма лoйиҳалар муҳoкама қилинди.Пowеред бй <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Фрoала Эдитoр</a>

4-март куни Тoшкентда Ўзбекистoн–Япoния “ақлли шаҳарлар” ривoжланишига бағишланган бизнес-фoрум бўлиб ўтди.