27 Uzbek citizens repatriated from Sweden and Poland
Sweden and Poland returned 27 citizens of Uzbekistan who violated migration laws to Tashkent via a special charter flight. Their return was carried out in cooperation with the competent authorities of the three countries.
27 citizens of Uzbekistan returned home from Sweden and Poland
On September 9, a charter flight carrying citizens of Uzbekistan from Sweden and Poland landed at Tashkent International Airport.
According to the information, there were 27 citizens of Uzbekistan on this flight who had violated the migration laws of these European countries.
The return of the compatriots to Uzbekistan was organized in cooperation with the competent authorities of Uzbekistan, Sweden, and Poland.
At Tashkent International Airport, the citizens were met by representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and other responsible agencies. The returned citizens expressed their gratitude to the country's leadership and competent authorities for the assistance provided in their return to the homeland.
According to the "Dunyo" IA, these measures are being implemented as part of Uzbekistan's efforts to protect the rights and interests of its citizens abroad, in compliance with international obligations and the laws of the host countries.
It was also reported that work is continuing to increase the legal literacy of Uzbek citizens traveling abroad, to familiarize them with the migration requirements in receiving countries, and to prevent violations of the law.