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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According to Kallas, the &quot;general sentiment&quot; in Brussels is clear: the Georgian government&#39;s actions against the opposition and free media demand a decisive response. However, the requirement for consensus has so far prevented the activation of the sanctions mechanism. The EU intends to revisit the issue once new governments are formed in several member states. Brussels plans to distinguish its engagement with the Georgian people from its treatment of the current cabinet. While maintaining ties with citizens to demonstrate European &quot;goodwill,&quot; the EU will send blunt warnings to the government that its chosen path is incompatible with European values. The sharp decline in relations began in April 2024 following the passage of the &quot;foreign agents&quot; law, to which the EU responded by freezing financial aid and halting Georgia&rsquo;s accession process. Kaja Kallas emphasized that Tbilisi&#39;s current trajectory directly contradicts the EU&#39;s democratic standards, and Europe does not intend to let these actions pass without consequences.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

The European Union has moved to the brink of imposing sanctions against the Georgian authorities, though a single member state continues to block the necessary unanimous decision. EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas announced that 26 member states are ready to back the restrictions, signaling a shift toward a much more aggressive strategy to pressure Tbilisi.

Europe Prepares Ultimatum for Georgian Government

The event was also attended by the Presidents of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Japarov, Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon, Turkmenistan Serdar Berdimuhamedov, Mongolia Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, Armenia Vahagn Khachaturyan, Prime Ministers of Georgia Irakli Kobakhidze and Azerbaijan Ali Asadov, as well as the heads of international and regional organizations. In his speech, the head of state sincerely congratulated President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the successful organization of the summit and supported its main idea &ndash; &quot;A Shared Vision for a Sustainable Future,&quot; which emphasizes the profound interconnectedness of environmental challenges and the need to address them jointly. Noting that the current meeting is a logical continuation of the dialogue initiated at the Samarkand Climate Forum last year, the President of Uzbekistan expressed satisfaction with the advancement of environmental diplomacy in Central Asian states to a qualitatively new level, becoming consistent and systemic. As the leader of Uzbekistan emphasized, environmental issues today cannot be considered in isolation from global climate change. &quot;The pace of global warming continues to accelerate, and in Central Asia, temperatures are rising twice as fast. Nearly a third of the region&#39;s glaciers have been lost, precipitation patterns are destabilizing, and water shortages are increasing. Land degradation has already affected 80 million hectares,&quot; the head of state stated. Concern was expressed over the weakening of global environmental solidarity. The importance of ensuring timely and equitable access for developing countries to climate finance, advanced technologies, and innovation was emphasized. It was noted with satisfaction that the Central Asian states have succeeded in elevating environmental protection issues to the level of key priorities for regional cooperation. This is evidenced by the adoption of a number of important, strategic regional programs to promote a green agenda, adapt to climate change, and protect the environment. The head of our state specifically highlighted the systemic measures being taken in Uzbekistan to build environmental sustainability. &quot;As part of the Yashil Makon project, approximately 1 billion trees and shrubs have been planted, over 2 million hectares of forests have been planted on the dry Aral Seabed, and new green belts are being created. At our initiative, the UN General Assembly resolution &quot;Decade of Action on Afforestation and Reforestation&quot; was adopted,&quot; the leader of Uzbekistan noted. Furthermore, as a result of large-scale water conservation efforts, 10 billion cubic meters of water are saved annually. The share of green energy in the country&#39;s generating capacity has reached 30 percent, and by 2030, it will exceed 50 percent. The Paris Agreement commitment to reduce emissions by 35 percent has been fulfilled ahead of schedule, and a new goal has been set: halving them by 2035. Waste-to-energy projects are being actively implemented. Two new waste incineration plants will begin operating this year, with nine more to follow in the next two years. Their commissioning will allow for the annual recycling of 5.5 million tons of waste, generate 2.2 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, and reduce emissions by more than 1 million tons. Furthermore, the head of Uzbekistan put forward a number of specific initiatives to address climate and environmental challenges in Central Asia. Given the deteriorating air quality, it has been proposed to establish an intergovernmental consortium, &quot;Clean Air for Central Asia,&quot; which could serve as a joint operator for green financing to modernize industry and implement emission control systems. The President advocated granting regional status to the Center for Combating Desertification, Drought Prevention, and Early Warning of Sand and Dust Storms at the Green University in Tashkent. It was noted that consolidation within the Center for Scientific Potential would enable the creation of a powerful system for monitoring land degradation and salt and dust emissions. To accelerate technological transition, the creation of a &quot;Green Trade Corridor for Central Asia&quot; was initiated, introducing preferential customs regimes and mutual recognition of eco-product certificates. The need for a unified Investment Portfolio of Climate Projects for Central Asia was emphasized, which would allow for a comprehensive development strategy for the region and increase partner interest in its implementation. The compilation of a Unified Regional Atlas of Environmental Changes could serve as a fundamental scientific and analytical framework that clearly reflects the dynamics of desertification, land degradation, and water resource conditions in the region. To preserve biodiversity, it was proposed to develop a Red Data Book for Central Asia under the coordination of the regional office of the International Union for Conservation of Nature in Tashkent. To promote the climate agenda and environmental awareness among the younger generation, a commitment was expressed to host the World Youth Climate Forum in Uzbekistan in 2027. Concluding his speech, the head of Uzbekistan invited those present to participate in the 8th Assembly of the Global Environment Facility and the World Water Forum, which will be held this year in Samarkand.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

On April 22, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev participated in the opening ceremony of the Regional Environmental Summit, currently taking place in Astana.

The President of Uzbekistan has announced new initiatives to address climate and environmental challenges in Central Asia

Representing the republic&rsquo;s interests at the event were Otabek Umarov, Vice-President of the OCA and First Deputy Chairman of the NOC of Uzbekistan, along with NOC Secretary General Oybek Kasimov. The meeting took place on the eve of the &quot;Sanya 2026&quot; Asian Beach Games. Participants reviewed final readiness reports on facilities and were presented with a large-scale progress update on the &quot;Aichi-Nagoya 2026&quot; Summer Asian Games. Looking beyond the current cycle, the Board also gazed into the next decade, evaluating bids from candidate nations to host the 2030 Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games. The Uzbek delegation&#39;s participation in the Executive Board highlights the country&#39;s rising influence within the Olympic movement and its status as a key player in sports infrastructure and diplomacy across Asia.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

The 109th meeting of the Executive Board of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) concluded in Sanya, China. Uzbekistan, represented at the highest levels of the organization’s leadership, took an active role in shaping the future of the continent's major sporting competitions.

Uzbek Delegation Discusses Fate of the Decade's Largest Tournaments

According to the National Olympic Committee&#39;s press service, the second stage of the men&#39;s competition proved to be decisive. Tsvetkov was the first to cross the finish line, covering a challenging 141-kilometer course in 3 hours, 25 minutes, and 41 seconds. The competition in Fergana was intense. The silver medal went to Juan Lozano of Spain, while Roman Tishkov from Belarus rounded out the top three. Tsvetkov&rsquo;s victory at this home tournament reaffirms the high level of training among Uzbek cyclists and their ability to secure wins against tough international competition.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Uzbekistan's cycling community is celebrating a major international success. Nikita Tsvetkov emerged as the champion of the Fergana Grand Prix road race, outperforming formidable opponents from Europe and the CIS in a grueling final sprint.

Nikita Tsvetkov Conquers Fergana Grand Prix

Uzbekistan fully supports the summit&rsquo;s central theme &ldquo;Shared Vision for a Resilient Future&rdquo;, which highlights the deep interconnection of environmental challenges and the need to address them collectively. Today&rsquo;s meeting is a logical continuation of the dialogue initiated at the Samarkand Climate Forum last year. It is encouraging to see the environmental diplomacy of Central Asian states reaching a new level of consistency and systematic approach. Distinguished summit participants! Today, environmental issues cannot be considered in isolation from global climate change. The pace of global warming is accelerating, and temperature in Central Asia is rising twice as fast. Nearly a third of the region&rsquo;s glaciers have been lost, precipitation patterns are becoming increasingly erratic, and water shortages are growing. Land degradation has already affected 80 million hectares. The weakening of global environmental solidarity is a cause for deep concern. Declarations and calls to action are not backed by resources. Once again, the countries that have contributed the least to global climate change are left to face its consequences on their own. We are convinced that international solidarity must be demonstrated, first and foremost, by ensuring that developing countries have timely, equitable, and unimpeded access to climate finance, advanced technologies, and innovations. I am pleased to note that the Central Asian states have succeeded in elevating environmental protection to the level of a key priority in regional cooperation. Examples of such partnerships include the Regional Program &ldquo;Green Agenda&rdquo; for Central Asia, the Regional Climate Change Adaptation Strategy, and the Regional Environmental Program for Sustainable Development. An important contribution to this common cause will be the adoption at today&rsquo;s forum the Declaration of &ldquo;Environmental Solidarity of Central Asia&rdquo;, as well as the Action Plan 2030, which will be implemented in close partnership with the UN agencies. Esteemed colleagues! Uzbekistan is implementing targeted and systematic measures to promote environmental sustainability. As part of the &ldquo;Green Space&rdquo; project, around one billion trees and shrubs have been planted. More than two million hectares of afforestation have been established on the dried-up bed of the Aral Sea, and new &ldquo;green belts&rdquo; are being created. At our initiative, the UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on the &ldquo;Decade of Action for Afforestation and Reforestation.&rdquo; Thanks to our large-scale water conservation efforts, we are saving 10 billion cubic meters of water annually. The share of renewable energy in our generation capacity has already reached 30 percent and will exceed 50 percent by the end of the decade. We have met our Paris Agreement commitments to reduce emissions by 35 percent ahead of schedule and have set a new goal of cutting them in half by 2035. We are actively implementing waste-to-energy projects. This year, two new waste incineration plants will begin operations, with another nine to be launched over the next two years. Their commissioning will make it possible to process 5.5 million tons of waste annually, generate 2.2 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity, and reduce emissions by more than 1 million tons. Dear heads of delegations! In the face of climate and environmental challenges, I am convinced that Central Asia must act together and turn risks into new opportunities for growth. To this end, I would like to put forward a number of specific proposals. First. Given the deteriorating air quality, I believe that establishing intergovernmental consortium &ldquo;Clean Air of Central Asia&rdquo; is an important step towards protecting the health of the region&rsquo;s population. The consortium could serve as a joint operator of &ldquo;green&rdquo; financing aimed at modernizing industry and implementing emission control systems. Second. I propose granting regional status to the Center for Combating Desertification, Drought Prevention, and Early Warning of Sand and Dust Storms, which operates under the Green University in Uzbekistan. Consolidating scientific capacity at the Center will enable the creation of a robust system for monitoring land degradation as well as salt and dust emissions. Third. To accelerate the technological transition, I propose establishing a &ldquo;Central Asian Green Trade Corridor&rdquo;. The introduction of preferential customs regimes and the mutual recognition of certificates for eco-friendly products will enable us to modernize production more quickly and make our products competitive. Fourth. The next step should be to create a unified Investment portfolio of climate projects in Central Asia. This will allow us to present a comprehensive strategy for the region&rsquo;s development, rather than a collection of disparate initiatives, thereby increasing our partners&rsquo; interest in implementing them. Fifth. The creation of a Unified Regional Atlas of Environmental Changes in Central Asia is of great importance for the future of our region. I am confident that it will provide a solid scientific and analytical foundation, clearly demonstrating the dynamics of desertification, land degradation, and the state of water resources in the region. Sixth. To preserve biodiversity, we propose jointly developing a Red Book of Central Asia. The regional office of the International Union for Conservation of Nature in Tashkent could serve as the coordinator for this effort. The region&rsquo;s Red Book will not merely be a list of endangered species; it will be an effective platform for our joint efforts in this area. Seventh. Environmental education and the active involvement of young people are crucial for advancing the climate agenda and fostering an environmental culture. To this end, an Advisory Committee on the Environment was established during COP29 in Baku, with the participation of young people from our countries. I propose holding the World Youth Climate Forum in 2027 in Uzbekistan under the Committee&#39;s platform. Eighth. In an effort to advance the environmental agenda, Samarkand will host 8th Global Environment Facility Assembly from May 31 to June 5, and the World Forum on Water Conservation in late September. I invite you to actively participate in these international forums. I am convinced that the outcomes will make a significant contribution to the implementation of effective initiatives aimed at the sustainable development of our countries and the entire region as a whole. Distinguished participants of the summit! Today&rsquo;s environmental challenges are putting all our countries to the test. The full implementation of the documents adopted today will enable us not only to adapt effectively to growing natural risks, but also to transform them into a powerful driver of technological innovation, economic growth, and social stability. I am confident that, drawing on centuries-old traditions of good-neighborliness and demonstrating strong political will, we will transform Central Asia into a region of environmental well-being and sustainable development. Thank you for your attention.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Your Excellency Kassym-Jomart Tokayev!

Esteemed heads of delegations!

Ladies and gentlemen!

At the outset, I would like to express my special gratitude to His Excellency Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, for his initiative to host the Regional Ecological Summit, the high level of its organization, and the traditionally warm hospitality.

Address by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the Regional Ecological Summit

Writing on Truth Social, Trump stated that strikes are suspended pending a &quot;concrete proposal&quot; from Tehran. Despite the formal ceasefire, the U.S. maintains a rigid naval blockade of Iranian ports&mdash;an action Iran previously labeled an &quot;act of war.&quot; The diplomatic track, intended to resume in Islamabad, is now on the brink of collapse. The White House canceled Vice President J.D. Vance&rsquo;s scheduled visit to Pakistan, effectively freezing the second round of consultations. Tehran met Washington&rsquo;s statements with deep skepticism. Parliamentary advisor Mahdi Mohammadi characterized the extension as a tactic to &quot;buy time&quot; for a future strike. Meanwhile, the &quot;Khatam al-Anbiya&quot; military headquarters warned that Iranian forces have already pre-targeted sites in the U.S. and Israel, promising a devastating response to any aggression. Tehran emphasizes that it did not request a truce and questions the utility of further talks while the naval and economic siege remains in place.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Peace in the Middle East is hanging by a thread. Just hours before the April 22 ceasefire deadline, Donald Trump announced its indefinite extension; however, Tehran viewed the gesture not as de-escalation, but as a military ruse.

Trump Extends Truce, But Tehran Doubts the Words

The tournament turned into a showcase of the Uzbek ice squad&#39;s dominance. The national team did not simply win every match but demonstrated phenomenal efficiency, netting dozens of goals against their opponents. The most lopsided encounters were against Mongolia (26:1) and the Philippines (28:3). Even traditionally tough teams like North Korea and Luxembourg could not withstand the Uzbek onslaught, losing 20:3 and 14:0, respectively. The final chord was a decisive victory over the tournament hosts, Hong Kong (9:4). As a result of this triumph, Uzbekistan will compete in Group A of Division III next year. Such a brilliant performance on the international stage confirms the country&#39;s status as a new, fast-growing power in world hockey. Experts note that the national team&#39;s progress is a direct result of the systematic development of winter sports in the country and the increasing skill levels of the players.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Турнир стал бенефисом узбекской ледовой дружины. Национальная сборная не просто выиграла все матчи, но и продемонстрировала феноменальную результативность, забивая в ворота соперников десятки шайб. Самыми разгромными стали встречи с Монголией (26:1) и Филиппинами (28:3). Даже традиционно крепкие команды КНДР и Люксембурга не смогли сдержать натиск узбекистанцев, проиграв со счетом 20:3 и 14:0 соответственно. Финальным аккордом стала победа над хозяевами турнира &mdash; сборной Гонконга (9:4). Благодаря этому триумфу, в следующем году Узбекистан выступит в группе &laquo;А&raquo; III дивизиона. Столь яркое выступление на международной арене подтверждает статус республики как новой быстрорастущей силы в мировом хоккее. Эксперты отмечают, что прогресс сборной &mdash; результат системного развития зимних видов спорта в стране и роста мастерства игроков.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Настоящий голевой фейерверк устроила сборная Узбекистана на чемпионате мира по хоккею в Гонконге. Одержав серию сокрушительных побед, наши хоккеисты досрочно гарантировали себе первое место в группе «B» III дивизиона и путевку в более престижную лигу.

Сборная Узбекистана сметает соперников на пути в высший дивизион

The Uzbekistan national team set off a true scoring firework at the Ice Hockey World Championship in Hong Kong. After a series of crushing victories, our hockey players secured first place in Group B of Division III ahead of schedule, earning a promotion to a more prestigious league.

Uzbekistan National Team Sweeps Opponents on the Way to the Higher Division

Turnir o&lsquo;zbek muz ritsarlarining haqiqiy benefisiga aylandi. Milliy terma jamoa nafaqat barcha o&lsquo;yinlarda g&lsquo;alaba qozondi, balki raqiblar darvozasiga o&lsquo;nlab shaybalar kiritib, fenomenal natija ko&lsquo;rsatdi. Mo&lsquo;g&lsquo;uliston (26:1) va Filippin (28:3) bilan bo&lsquo;lgan bahslar eng yirik hisobdagi g&lsquo;alabalar bo&lsquo;ldi. Hatto an&rsquo;anaviy tarzda kuchli hisoblangan KXDR va Lyuksemburg jamoalari ham o&lsquo;zbekistonliklarning shiddatiga dosh bera olmay, tegishli ravishda 20:3 va 14:0 hisobida imkoniyatni boy berishdi. Turnir mezbonlari &mdash; Gongkong terma jamoasi ustidan qozonilgan g&lsquo;alaba (9:4) musobaqaning yakuniy nuqtasi bo&lsquo;ldi. Ushbu g&lsquo;alaba tufayli kelgusi yili O&lsquo;zbekiston III divizionning &ldquo;A&rdquo; guruhida ishtirok etadi. Xalqaro maydondagi bunday yorqin ishtirok respublikaning jahon xokkeyida tez rivojlanayotgan yangi kuch sifatidagi maqomini tasdiqlaydi. Ekspertlarning ta&rsquo;kidlashicha, terma jamoaning bunday o&lsquo;sishi mamlakatda qishki sport turlarining tizimli rivojlanishi va o&lsquo;yinchilar mahoratining oshishi natijasidir.Powered by <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Froala Editor</a>

Gongkongda bo‘lib o‘tgan xokkey bo‘yicha jahon chempionatida O‘zbekiston terma jamoasi haqiqiy "gollar shousi"ni namoyish etdi. Bir qator yirik g‘alabalarni qo‘lga kiritgan xokkeychilarimiz III divizionning “B” guruhida muddatidan oldin birinchi o‘rinni va nufuzliroq ligaga yo‘llanmani naqd qildilar.

O‘zbekiston terma jamoasi yuqori divizion yo‘lida raqiblarini tor-mor etdi

Турнир ўзбек муз ритсарларининг ҳақиқий бенефисига айланди. Миллий терма жамoа нафақат барча ўйинларда ғалаба қoзoнди, балки рақиблар дарвoзасига ўнлаб шайбалар киритиб, фенoменал натижа кўрсатди. Мўғулистoн (26:1) ва Филиппин (28:3) билан бўлган баҳслар энг йирик ҳисoбдаги ғалабалар бўлди. Ҳаттo ан&lsquo;анавий тарзда кучли ҳисoбланган КХДР ва Люксембург жамoалари ҳам ўзбекистoнликларнинг шиддатига дoш бера oлмай, тегишли равишда 20:3 ва 14:0 ҳисoбида имкoниятни бoй беришди. Турнир мезбoнлари &lsquo; Гoнгкoнг терма жамoаси устидан қoзoнилган ғалаба (9:4) мусoбақанинг якуний нуқтаси бўлди. Ушбу ғалаба туфайли келгуси йили Ўзбекистoн ИИИ дивизиoннинг «А» гуруҳида иштирoк этади. Халқарo майдoндаги бундай йoрқин иштирoк республиканинг жаҳoн хoккейида тез ривoжланайoтган янги куч сифатидаги мақoмини тасдиқлайди. Экспертларнинг та&lsquo;кидлашича, терма жамoанинг бундай ўсиши мамлакатда қишки спoрт турларининг тизимли ривoжланиши ва ўйинчилар маҳoратининг oшиши натижасидир.Пowеред бй <a href="https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor?pb=1" title="Froala Editor">Фрoала Эдитoр</a>

Гoнгкoнгда бўлиб ўтган хoккей бўйича жаҳoн чемпиoнатида Ўзбекистoн терма жамoаси ҳақиқий "гoллар шoуси"ни намoйиш этди. Бир қатoр йирик ғалабаларни қўлга киритган хoккейчиларимиз ИИИ дивизиoннинг “Б” гуруҳида муддатидан oлдин биринчи ўринни ва нуфузлирoқ лигага йўлланмани нақд қилдилар.