The international non-governmental organization Transparency International has announced the results of the Corruption Perception Index for 2022. Our country with 31 points took the 126th place among 180 countries in it and, having increased the number of points by three, was able to improve its position by 14 lines (in 2021 - 140th place). Uzbekistan, as a state showing growth rates in this index over the past six years, is noted among the countries of Eastern Europe and the Central Asian region systematically implementing anti-corruption reforms. This growth is a positive result of work in the field of anti-corruption. 

Deep quality changes are taking place in our lives today. And radical reforms are rapidly shaping the completely new image of our society. A completely new era began in our country. This is not a figurative analogy, it is the same fact.
 

On March 21, festive celebrations dedicated to Navruz were held in the Yangi Uzbekistan Park.

Dear compatriots!

Dear guests!

It is an undeniable fact that in the XXI century, only those countries that have chosen investment in human capital as their priority will be able to achieve success in development, since accumulated knowledge and information have become strategic resources today. Uzbekistan as a part of the world community is no exception. Therefore, the country pays close attention to issues related to the training of highly qualified personnel.    

The threatening events taking place today at different points of the world demand from humanity to further increase awareness and alertness, to strengthen solidarity in the path of peace and development. Naturally, the role of Youth Policy and education reform is important in addressing these global issues.