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As a result of a horrific explosion at a fuel station for cars in the Kattaqorgon district of Samarkand region, the number of victims has unfortunately reached 3. This was reported by relying on the National Television channel. The tragic incident occurred on May 7 at 15:06 in the territory of the fuel station located in the Qo‘shtepa neighborhood of the Kattaqorgon district. While fuel was being filled into a "ZIL" brand truck from two storage tanks with a capacity of 10 cubic meters, a sudden strong flash occurred. Sadly, as a result of this explosion, the station manager and operator were killed at the scene, while the truck driver was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. However, despite the medical assistance provided, the driver also passed away in the hospital on May 9. According to Hamidullo Sag‘dillayev, the press secretary of the Samarkand regional internal affairs department, a criminal case has been initiated under the second part of Article 259 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Violation of fire safety rules) regarding this incident. Currently, investigative authorities are taking necessary measures to determine the exact causes of the incident and identify those responsible. A special commission has been established to determine the causes of the incident, and security measures in the area have been strengthened. Additionally, security inspections are being carried out at other fuel stations as well. The Zamin.uz editorial team expresses condolences to the family members of those affected by this horrific incident and will keep its readers informed of the investigation results. Photo: Committee for Industrial, Radiation and Nuclear Safety

The famous singer of the Uzbek show business, Munisa Rizayeva, answered interesting questions about her personal life and business activities. In an interview with a blogger, the singer openly stated how much she pays her employees who work under her. In response to the blogger's question, "Now that it's a business blog, I must ask, how much does Munisa Rizayeva earn in a month?" the singer gave a more transparent and detailed answer than expected: “Currently, my expenses have increased compared to my income. Because I have hired a very large team. If I am not lying, I currently have about 40 employees. One employee earns 5000 dollars, I pay another 3000 dollars, and there are even those who earn 15000 dollars. Now I can pay others starting from 1500 dollars. When I calculate, my expenses have exceeded my income. That's why I am currently launching one or two new projects,” the singer admitted. During the conversation, Munisa Rizayeva answered questions with unique openness and sincerity. According to her, her biggest task now is to better organize the team's work and develop her activities by optimizing expenses. This interview quickly sparked heated discussions among fans and social media users. The singer's transparency and attention to her employees were praised by many, and they wished her luck and success in her new projects. Munisa Rizayeva is not only a famous singer but also recognized as a good businesswoman, as she does not hesitate to openly share her experience and business secrets with her fans.

Actress Sabrina Jabborova recently suffered serious injuries in a car accident during the filming of singer Ozoda Nursaidova's "Dilbarim" music video. After this unfortunate incident, the actress underwent complex surgery in Turkey. The Turkish doctors who successfully performed the surgery and brought her back to life were warmly welcomed in Tashkent. At Tashkent airport, guests were greeted with beautiful flowers. After that, a festive table was set up in one of Tashkent's famous restaurants in honor of the guests, filled with national songs, dances, and joy. During the event, sincere gratitude was expressed to the Turkish doctors who played a significant role in Sabrina Jabborova's recovery. The organizers of the event presented the guests with Uzbek national embroidered chapan coats and doppa hats, honoring them with respect. In the evening, Uzbek folk dances and national songs shared a joyful atmosphere with the guests. Sabrina Jabborova also joyfully danced with her relatives and friends, taking memorable photos with the doctors. At the event, both guests and hosts interacted warmly, showcasing a bright example of intercultural friendship. The Zamin.uz team wishes Sabrina Jabborova health and creative achievements once again, and expresses gratitude to the Turkish doctors.

On May 10, a road traffic accident occurred in Bekobod city, Tashkent region. According to the Tashkent region traffic police report, a driver born in 1999 hit a man born in 1992 who was crossing the road at a pedestrian crossing while driving a Damas vehicle in the morning, resulting in a road traffic accident. As a result, the pedestrian sustained bodily injuries and was taken to the central hospital of Bekobod city. Investigations are being conducted by the Bekobod city police regarding the incident. Photo: Frame from the video

President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev participated in the ceremonial events dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Second World War on May 9 at the invitation of President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin. A Victory Parade took place in Red Square. Leaders such as Chinese President Xi Jinping, Brazilian President Lula da Silva, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, Belarusian Alexander Lukashenko, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Kyrgyz President Sadir Japarov, Tajik President Emomali Rahmon, Turkmen President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, and others also attended the event. A group of Uzbek soldiers also marched in the parade. “The victory in the Second World War is the result of the courage, bravery, and dedication of millions of people. The multi-ethnic people of Uzbekistan also made a significant contribution to this great cause. At the beginning of the war, the population of our republic was over 6 million. During the war years, nearly two million Uzbeks were sent to the front. More than 538,000 people perished on the battlefields, and over 158,000 went missing. For their bravery and courage, more than 214,000 soldiers and officers from Uzbekistan were awarded military orders and medals. 301 of our compatriots were awarded the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, and another 70 became holders of all degrees of the "Shuhrat" order. The Uzbek people also showed tremendous courage in labor. Our country became a reliable base for the front: food, clothing, medicine, weapons, and other necessary resources were continuously sent from here. In a short period, more than 170 evacuated enterprises were relocated to Uzbekistan, ensuring the uninterrupted operation of the defense industry. During those difficult years, the people of Uzbekistan demonstrated a high example of humanity, accepting more than 1.5 million people evacuated from the frontline areas, including over 250,000 orphaned children,” said the press service of the President of Uzbekistan. The bravery of the Uzbek people during the war years is widely recognized in the international community. In our country, special attention is paid to immortalizing the memory of participants in the war and labor fronts and providing social support to veterans. A magnificent "Victory Park" memorial complex has been built in Tashkent. At the end of the Victory Parade, President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev, together with President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and other heads of state, laid a wreath at the Unknown Soldier's grave in Alexander Garden. This memorial is dedicated to the memory of millions of fighters who showed unparalleled courage and sacrificed their lives for victory, including the children of Uzbekistan. The ceremony concluded with a minute of silence and the ceremonial march of the honor guard and military band.

It has been 80 years since the end of World War II and more than 34 years since the collapse of the USSR. However, even today, debates and controversies about May 9 continue. Discussions surrounding this date intensify every year, especially on the eve of Victory Day, turning into a deep clash between national identity and attitudes towards Soviet ideology. Uzbekistan is one of the countries that has changed its stance After gaining independence, the Uzbek government reconsidered the date of May 9, enriching its essence with a new meaning based on national spirit and memory. Expressions and symbols like "Great Patriotic War" and "Great Victory" were abandoned, and this day was renamed as the Day of Memory and Honor. This change created a significant difference not just in name but also in essence. Now this day is dedicated to commemorating the nearly half a million compatriots who fell victim, recalling the hardships behind the front lines, and valuing peace. In other words, it is not a celebration but a ceremony. Political scientist Tolipov: “This date seems to serve Russia's strategy” Renowned political scientist Farhod Tolipov stated that this date has multiple interpretations. According to him, over the years, May 9 has increasingly become a holiday that serves Russia's geopolitical strategic interests. “During the Soviet era, this date was a day to celebrate victory, but it has always been a source of conflicting views. Firstly, the reason for choosing May 9 is questionable. Secondly, this day seems to lose its meaning year by year, appearing to be more significant primarily for Russians. No country in the world now wishes to celebrate this holiday more than the Russians,” said the political scientist. Society researcher Yo‘ldoshev: “This is not a holiday, but a memorial ceremony” Ethnopsychologist and sociologist Mahmud Yo‘ldoshev also expressed his views on the debates surrounding May 9. According to him, this date should be recognized not as an official holiday but as a day of national memory and mourning. “Just like any mourning ceremony, this is equivalent. There were times when 'Katyusha' was celebrated. This is a sign that the Soviet ideology has not completely left the people's consciousness. For true historical understanding, we should not celebrate the war of the empire that has invaded us as our own,” he stated. Tashanov: “Soviet and Nazism — two repressive regimes. We were victims of one of them” Human rights activist Abdurahmon Tashanov believes that the war took place between two authoritarian, repressive systems. The Soviets invaded the peoples of Central Asia, destroyed the intellectual class, and severely repressed citizens. “For a society that has not yet freed itself from Soviet ideology, May 9 is not a holiday. Why are those under 35 accepting this date as a holiday? This means that ideological influence still persists. We see our compatriots working in Russia, being looked down upon. To free ourselves from this, we need a firm national policy, education, and will,” said Tashanov. Historian Mahmudov: “We were not voluntarily involved in the war, but forced” Historian Zavqibek Mahmudov considers accepting this date as a holiday a sign of being a mankurt. According to him, a people voluntarily going to war can celebrate it as a victory. However, in a regime that threatens death for fleeing and death for returning, there is no place for such a holiday. “To celebrate May 9, we should have been a truly free people. We were not asked about the war — we were forced. Therefore, this date can only be a day of mourning memory, not a victory day,” he stated. The editorial team of Zamin.uz believes that May 9 should be personally understood, accepted, and felt by each individual. This date requires a deep reflection on truth, memory, and spiritual freedom. True value lies in peace. And to understand its worth, we must learn from history. Materials published by Kun.uz were used.

On May 9, 2025, Uzbekistan military participated in the Victory parade held in Red Square, Moscow, Kursiv reported. Military personnel from Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Vietnam, China, Egypt, Laos, Mongolia, and Myanmar also participated in the parade. Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev observed the parade from the tribune. After the parade, he laid a flower at the Unknown Soldier monument in Alexander Garden and observed a minute of silence in memory of the fallen. On the same day, Mirziyoyev met with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Tajikistan President Emomali Rahmon, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, and other world leaders.

On the night of May 8 to May 9, a terrifying incident occurred in a multi-story building located on Spitamen Street in the "Bog‘isaroy" neighborhood of Samarkand city — a gas-air mixture explosion took place. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations. Rescuers quickly arrived at the scene Upon receiving the report of the explosion, fire-rescue teams immediately arrived at the scene and began to eliminate the consequences of the disaster. The iron-concrete structures of the building where the incident occurred were destroyed due to kinetic impact. As a result, the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors of the building, as well as the basement, were severely damaged. It has been noted that there was no fire at the time of the incident. 6 citizens lost their lives During the search and rescue operations, it was reported that the bodies of 6 citizens were found under the rubble. So far, no official information has been provided about the identities of the deceased. A headquarters was established with the participation of government services In order to eliminate the consequences of the incident, an emergency headquarters was established under the leadership of the head of the Samarkand region's Emergency Situations Department. The following organizations were involved in the headquarters: - Prosecutor's office; - Department of Internal Affairs; - National Guard; - Health Department; - "Hududgazta’minot"; - Local administration and emergency services. At the scene, 10 special vehicles and fire-rescue equipment are being used for emergency and rescue operations. The search for survivors under the rubble and the removal of hazardous materials are ongoing. An initial investigation has begun The Ministry of Emergency Situations reported that preliminary investigative checks are currently being conducted regarding this incident. The causes of the gas leak and explosion are still unknown. Specialists are preparing technical conclusions regarding the incident. The Zamin.uz editorial team expresses deep condolences to the relatives of the deceased and emphasizes that the responsibility of all relevant agencies must be increased to prevent such tragedies.

A person who demanded a large amount of money under the pretext of sending citizens abroad for work was arrested in Jizzakh region. This was reported by the regional Department of Internal Affairs. It was reported that a person named N.B.Q., living in the Sharof Rashidov district, promised to place A.A.D., who lives in the Zardob district, in a job in the USA through Mexico. For this "service," he demanded 200 million soums. The amount included 11,200 US dollars and 50 million soums in cash. N.B.Q. was caught by law enforcement agencies while receiving this money along with evidence. Currently, preliminary investigative actions are being conducted regarding this case. According to the law, such actions may lead to criminal liability. Recent increase in fake "job placement" cases In recent years, the hope of quickly and easily earning money through working abroad has increased among the population. This has become a means of profit for some individuals. Cases of promising job placements through various "intermediaries," agencies, or personal connections are on the rise. Law enforcement agencies are urging the public not to fall for such fake promises and to seek employment only through official channels. The Zamin.uz editorial team appeals: if suspicious individuals offer you job opportunities abroad and demand large sums of money — report this to the relevant authorities. Your family’s wealth and safety are the top priority.

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, during the rapid operations conducted in Tashkent and Syrdarya regions, individuals born in 1971 and 1994 were caught while obtaining narcotic substances placed in 3 black bags from a hidden spot on the roadside in the Syrdarya district. A total of 77 kg 410 grams of narcotic substances were seized during the operation. In a rapid operation conducted in the Namangan region, citizens born in 1989 and 1990 were caught while obtaining 5 kg of narcotic substances from a hidden spot in the Uchqurgon district. Citizens born in 1998 and 1984 were caught while obtaining 5 kg of synthetic narcotic substances buried in a field in the Pakhtabad district of Andijan region. The rapid operation continued, and the residences of the suspects were also inspected with witnesses. As a result, a total of 364 grams of narcotic substances, separated into grams, packages used for sale, and laptops were seized as evidence. Criminal proceedings have been initiated under Article 273 of the Criminal Code regarding all cases. A preventive measure in the form of detention has been applied to the suspects.

In Uzbekistan, the plans of the population for the May 9 - Day of Remembrance and Honor have been studied. A survey conducted by the hh.uz platform involved over 100 participants. According to the survey results: . 33% of respondents consider the May holidays as a time for relaxation. . 28% have a neutral attitude and do not have special plans. . For 24%, it is more of an opportunity to earn income. . 5% emphasize that they feel more tired than usual during the holidays. The most popular activity is spending time in nature or at a summer house with loved ones, with 35% responding this way. 27% will continue to work, some due to a high work pace or necessity. 20% will dedicate time to self-development and education. 9% will travel within the country, while 6% will go abroad. Participants in the survey highlighted that their main goals for the holiday are to spend more time with loved ones and to have spiritual and physical rest. Additionally, some wish to engage in self-study or complete work tasks in a peaceful environment. Source: Kursiv Media

A person who organized illegal migration in Jizzakh was detained, UPL.uz reported. According to the press service of the Jizzakh region police, a special operational event was conducted by law enforcement agencies. During the event, a person living in the Sh. Rashidov district was caught. It was revealed that he gained the trust of a citizen living in the Zarbdoq district, promising to send him to work in the USA, and received 11,200 US dollars (approximately 141 million soums) and 50 million soums. In total, he received 200 million soums. According to the investigation, he planned to send the citizen illegally to the USA through Mexico. A criminal case has been initiated under the article "Fraud" of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan regarding this case. Investigative actions are underway.

On May 9, a 5-kilometer running competition will be held in Tashkent with the participation of 2000 people. This was reported by the information service of the Tashkent City Internal Affairs Directorate. In connection with this, in order to ensure safety, the movement of vehicles will be temporarily restricted on the following streets from 05:00 to 11:00: The section of Cho‘ponota Street from Bunyodkor Street to Shota Rustaveli Street; The adjacent Nurkhon, Arnasoy, Sa’di Sirojiddinov, and Bog‘ibuston streets. “We apologize for the inconvenience and ask drivers to use alternative and detour routes,” the statement said. It is noted that marathon participants will be given an envelope-letter designed to resemble a triangular front letter or with the surnames of the front-line soldiers written on it. On the back of the letter, the name of an Uzbek soldier who died in the war, a brief biography, or a quote will be included. Each runner symbolically “delivers the letter to its owner” – they will stick it on a large memory board, and those who reach the finish line will also stick pieces of paper with the names of the soldiers, thus creating a memory wall.

Friedrich Merz has been elected as Germany's new chancellor. Due to his XDI/XSI bloc not receiving an absolute majority in the snap elections, he decided to form a coalition government with Olaf Scholz's party. The German ambassador to Uzbekistan held a press conference on the occasion of the new government's commencement. Friedrich Merz has not previously worked in the German government, but he is taking power during a complex period in US-European relations, with strategic steps being taken regarding the Ukraine war, and a crisis situation continuing within Germany. Merz's bloc received a relatively high number of votes in the last election, but not an absolute majority. Therefore, an agreement was reached on forming a coalition on Monday. According to Germany's ambassador to Uzbekistan, Manfred Huterer, the coalition agreement was accepted before the government began its work. Friedrich Merz is trying to form a government quickly, stating that the outside world should not wait. The ambassador added that the agreements reached with Central Asian countries will remain in place, and the state of dialogue will not change. “Friedrich Merz's party decided to form a coalition with Scholz's SPD, and both sides signed the coalition document at the beginning of the week. This means that the previous party will also be in power, ensuring continuity in Germany's internal and foreign policy. Merz is active in foreign policy; he will travel to Paris the day after being elected, and then to Poland,” said Germany's ambassador to Uzbekistan, Manfred Huterer. Before the snap elections, Merz and his bloc called for strengthening the border and implementing a stricter migration policy. Additionally, Scholz's government faced serious criticism due to the increase in illegal immigrants. However, the new government will not completely close Germany's doors to migrants; only skilled specialists arriving through legal channels will be accepted. They must also know the German language. “In the debates before the elections, everyone expressed the same opinion – everyone is completely against illegal migration. It is true that Germany needs immigrants, but we need skilled specialists. For example, we need 300,000 in the healthcare sector and 80,000 heavy truck drivers. We have never been against legal migration,” said Germany's ambassador to Uzbekistan, Manfred Huterer. Germany views Uzbekistan as one of the main countries supplying raw materials, just like France, meaning Berlin wants to diversify the market supplying raw materials. According to the ambassador, over the past years, Germany has allocated more than 700 million dollars to Uzbekistan, of which 300 million dollars are loans spent on political projects in the country. Now, various German funds are planning to provide funding for responsible government management and the construction of sustainable cities. As of today, the mutual trade turnover between Germany and Uzbekistan has approached 1 billion euros, the ambassador stated. Additionally, Berlin wants Uzbekistan to have a strong defense capability. The world has recently been under pressure from half powers, including Germany. Berlin supports the idea that not only giant states but also medium and small states should have a place on the world stage, said Manfred Huterer in his speech. He added that the Ukraine war must end, but taking into account Ukraine's interests. Currently, there is an agreement to cease fire, but this should not be done in a way that undermines Kyiv's interests, the ambassador stated. The ambassador also announced that a phone conversation between Friedrich Merz and Donald Trump is expected in the coming days.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated the multi-ethnic people of Uzbekistan on the blessed holiday of Memory and Honor Day and the 80th anniversary of the great Victory in World War II. “In these exciting yet painful moments, we honor the memory of our heroic ancestors who made a worthy contribution to freeing humanity from the scourge of fascism and pay tribute to their bright memory. Today, we express our special congratulations and gratitude to the esteemed veterans of war and labor who actively participate in the establishment of the New Uzbekistan with their golden prayers and advice. Undoubtedly, on this radiant holiday, which honors the guardians of peaceful and prosperous life, it is both a debt and a duty for all of us to pay respect to the memory of our brave soldiers who heroically perished in the struggle to protect the freedom of our homeland and the tranquility of our people during the years of independence,” the congratulatory speech states. It is noted that nearly 2 million of the 6 million 800 thousand people who participated in the bloody battles against fascism were involved. Of these, nearly 540 thousand perished, 158 thousand went missing, more than 50 thousand died due to unprecedented torture and suffering in concentration camps, and over 60 thousand returned disabled. Among the soldiers and officers from Uzbekistan, nearly 214 thousand were awarded combat orders and medals, 301 were honored with the high title of Hero of the Soviet Union, and more than 70 received the “Glory” order of all three degrees. During the war years, the country became a strong supply base for the front, and a large amount of military equipment, weapons, medicines, clothing, food, and other essential products were delivered from our republic to the battlefields, marking another unforgettable page of that turbulent period. More than 170 factories and plants were relocated to Uzbekistan from the areas left in the fire of war, and 280 new enterprises were established in a short time. The people embraced nearly 1 million 500 thousand individuals brought from war zones under extremely difficult and complex conditions, including 250 thousand orphans who lost their parents, showing them love and compassion.

Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev congratulated World War II participants and labor front veterans on the 80th anniversary of Victory, Kursiv Media reported. “First of all, I congratulate you and all our esteemed veterans on the 80th anniversary of Victory. On behalf of our entire nation, I express my deep gratitude to you,” the president said. Mirziyoyev emphasized that thanks to the bravery of veterans, today's generation lives in peace. This year, a one-time payment of 10 thousand dollars (approximately 128 million soums) will be made to World War II participants. Individuals equated to war participants will receive 25 million soums, and labor front veterans will receive 3 million soums.

On May 7, a terrible fire broke out at a gas station located in the Kattaqorgon district of Samarkand region. This was officially announced by the Committee for Industry, Radiation, and Nuclear Safety. The incident was recorded in the yard of AYOQSH located in the Qushtepa neighborhood at approximately 15:06. A spark occurred while diesel was being poured into a "ZIL" brand truck from one of the two 10 cubic meter fuel storage tanks. The unexpected fire spread rapidly with intensity. According to initial reports, two citizens lost their lives as a result of this disaster. Another person was taken to the hospital with serious injuries and is currently under medical supervision. Relevant agencies, firefighters, and law enforcement officials worked at the scene. It is reported that the fuel storage tanks, technical equipment, and some vehicles were damaged. Currently, investigations have begun regarding the exact causes of the fire and the responsible individuals. Such incidents remind us of the necessity to enhance safety culture among the population and to strengthen technical oversight at gas stations. The editorial team of Zamin.uz expresses deep condolences to the relatives of those who lost their lives in this tragedy and wishes a speedy recovery to the injured.

In the Urganch district of the Khorezm region, a citizen reported that due to the mistake of a construction company, a house belonging to someone else was renovated, according to Nova24.uz. The citizen signed a contract with the SHOXJAHON DENTA company and purchased a new house in the "Oq ariq" neighborhood. However, a construction worker showed him house number 18 instead of 19 and handed over the keys. Unaware of this, the citizen spent 150 million soums (approximately $13,000) on renovations and moved in. Later, the actual owner came and demanded that the house be vacated. No agreement was reached between them. The committee accused the construction company of irresponsibility and demanded capital repairs for house number 19.

The Cybersecurity Center of the Investigation and Search Department under the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that a fraudster who introduced himself as Muhammad and deprived thousands of citizens of their funds was caught in Tashkent city. According to official information, this young man living in Namangan region approached people with the promise of "I will multiply your money several times in a short time." He convinced hundreds, specifically more than a thousand people through social networks and embezzled a large amount of money from them. This individual, who convinced others that he had completed trader courses, used officially registered SIM cards and bank cards in the names of citizens living in various regions to cover his tracks. Thus, he disguised his identity and continued to find new victims by convincing people online with the money he had obtained. Among those who fell into the fraudster's hands was a person residing in Navoi region. Believing the claims of "I work on order," he personally handed over 7 million soums. Shortly after, realizing he had been deceived, he immediately contacted law enforcement agencies. The young man suspected of cyber fraud was apprehended in Tashkent city as a result of an operation organized by the employees of the Navoi region Internal Affairs Directorate. He is currently being held accountable under legal procedures, and a criminal case has been initiated against him under part 3 of Article 169 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan - "theft." Currently, preliminary investigative actions are being carried out regarding this case. Law enforcement agencies emphasize that other victims of the fraudster may also be identified. Cybersecurity specialists are urging citizens not to trust personal information and financial resources to strangers and to avoid dubious "investment" promises on the internet.

A new system aimed at improving the registration of disabilities and access to medical services for the population is being implemented in Uzbekistan. According to the state leader, from now on, the medical advisory commissions (MAC) – a procedure that has been associated with corruption for years – will be completely abolished. Instead of this system, disability will be determined only by the medical-social expertise commission, based solely on documents issued by the family doctor. This change will be fully implemented in Tashkent city and Navoi region starting from June 1, 2024, and from September 1, it will be implemented throughout the country. At the same time, a "community-based medical service" system will be established to identify diseases early and reduce complications. Within this framework, for example, cardiology, endocrinology, maternal and child centers, and central hospital doctors will be assigned to clinics and neighborhoods in the Ishtikhan district of Samarkand region. They will conduct direct medical examinations among the population, teach early disease detection in collaboration with family doctors, and introduce modern diagnostic and treatment methods in polyclinics. Professors and teachers from Samarkand Medical University, as well as graduate students, will also be involved in this process. They will carry out their practical training in these neighborhoods and conduct their research specifically in these areas. If the results are high by the end of the year, doctors and specialists assigned to this project will receive a reward equal to twice their monthly salary. The president instructed that this system should be gradually implemented in at least one district in each of the Ishtikhan district, Samarkand city, Bulungur district, and other regions this year, fully in Samarkand region by 2025, and throughout the country by 2027. The Ministry of Health plans to train 4,700 family doctors and nurses based on the "Family Health" program in 15 districts together with medical universities by the end of the year and to prepare the heads of medical institutions for management. To fully implement the new system on the ground, 285 billion soums will be allocated from the state budget, and an additional 10 billion soums will be allocated by regional administrations. These reforms aim to significantly improve the quality of medical services in the community and create opportunities for accessible medical care for the population. The goal is a healthy generation, a fair system, and transparent medical services