Uzbekistan has announced a new round of senior appointments within the Presidential Administration, with former ministers and high-ranking officials, including Polat Bobojonov and Abdusalom Azizov, stepping into key advisory roles across personnel, economic, legal, and foreign policy departments.

By order of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Uzbekistan, new deputy heads of departments have been appointed.

Uzbekistan has confirmed a wide-ranging reshuffle within the Presidential Administration, appointing Nozimakhon Davletova as consultant to the Head of the Administration and naming several new deputies across key departments.

By a corresponding decree, the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan has made a series of appointments within the Presidential Administration and the Security Council.

Starting 14 November, leading Malaysian low-cost airline AirAsia will begin operating regular direct flights on the Kuala Lumpur – Tashkent – Kuala Lumpur route, according to the Tourism Committee..

China is set to build two nuclear power plants in Kazakhstan, with feasibility studies and design work underway as both sides negotiate intergovernmental agreements pending parliamentary approval.

Uzbekistan has significantly raised penalties for refusing to comply with lawful demands from law enforcement and National Guard officers. Under a new law signed by the president, the minimum fine has increased fivefold, from UZS 412,000 to UZS 2,060,000..

A new transformer manufacturing plant was inaugurated on 1 August in the city of Angren, Tashkent region. The project was implemented in cooperation between JSC Regional Electric Networks and the Uzbek-Chinese joint venture LLC Holley Technology Ltd.