During the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF 2025), Uzbekistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Jamshid Khojaev outlined the country’s key achievements and forward-looking plans in the field of sustainable energy. According to him, the total installed capacity of Uzbekistan’s energy system has increased by 55%, reaching 25 GW — including 3.5 GW from solar and wind sources.

During a train journey to Shakhrisabz, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev emphasized the importance of infrastructure by declaring, “Without roads, there is no economy.” He instructed officials to begin negotiations with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on upgrading the internal road network in Kashkadarya. .

Uzbekistan has successfully completed its first pilot road freight delivery along the Uzbekistan–Kyrgyzstan–China–Mongolia route. The initiative is aimed at expanding export opportunities for domestic producers and developing new international logistics corridors.

The "Yuksalish" movement has criticized the work being done in the field of providing drinking water to the population. In response, "Uzsuvtaminot" refuted the claims, accusing "Yuksalish" of irresponsibility. Kun.uz invited both parties to its studio to present their positions to the public. However, only "Uzsuvtaminot" attended..

As part of the international exhibition Eco Expo Central Asia 2025, a side event was held to officially launch the regional project “Sustainable and Climate-Oriented Urban Development in Central Asia.”