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President signs decree approving 10% increase in public sector wages, pensions, and student stipends.President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has signed a decree mandating a 10% increase in the salaries of public sector employees, pensions, social allowances, and scholarships in Uzbekistan. The adjustment aims to “ensure that these payments keep pace with or exceed the inflation rate.”.
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