Important appointments have been made in the personnel policy of the Republic of Uzbekistan. Changes in key positions under the President are directly related to the strategic directions of the country, and this latest change aims to enhance economic reforms and the flow of international investments.
According to Sherzod Asadov, the press secretary of the President, Aziz Mag‘rupov has been appointed as the advisor to the President of Uzbekistan on foreign investment issues. He was relieved of his position as assistant to the President in connection with this new responsible role.
Who is Aziz Mag‘rupov? Experience and career path
Aziz Mag‘rupov is one of the leaders who has gained extensive experience in various areas of public service. He has served as an advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs on trade and economic issues, and has also worked as an advisor on trade and economic matters at Uzbekistan's embassy in the Russian Federation.
In these roles, he has actively participated in numerous projects aimed at strengthening international cooperation, promoting the flow of investments, and protecting the economic interests of the country.
Now, his role as the presidential advisor on foreign investments is expected to play an important role in effectively implementing programs aimed at creating a more attractive environment for foreign investors in Uzbekistan.
Another important change: Bekzod Mavlonov in a new position
At the same time, another notable appointment has been made. Bekzod Mavlonov has been appointed as the assistant to the President of Uzbekistan. With this, he has been relieved of his previous position as the President's advisor on legal expertise and complex analysis issues.
Bekzod Mavlonov is considered a specialist with significant experience in the law enforcement field. Throughout his career, he has effectively worked in several responsible positions, including as the Deputy Prosecutor General of Uzbekistan. Mavlonov's new position allows for effective utilization of his legal knowledge and experience.
Analysis of political and economic goals
These appointments once again demonstrate the leadership's priority directions aimed at economic growth and strengthening the legal system of the country. In particular, the appointment of an experienced diplomat and economist to the advisor position on foreign investments indicates Uzbekistan's desire to strengthen its relations with international financial institutions and investors.
At the same time, the appointment of a specialist in the legal field as the presidential assistant is related to measures aimed at improving systematic analyses, legal policy, and efficiency in state governance.
Conclusion: New faces, new tasks — new opportunities
The appointments of Aziz Mag‘rupov and Bekzod Mavlonov to new positions are part of a consistent policy aimed at improving the quality of public service in Uzbekistan and establishing the activities of highly qualified personnel in strategic areas.
Such changes are likely to strengthen the country's reputation not only in the internal governance system but also on the international stage. The tasks ahead for the new advisors are challenging but essential and promising for the country's development.
