Issues of introducing drone technologies into economic sectors were reviewed in the presence of the President
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev on November 4 got acquainted with a presentation on expanding the use of unmanned aerial systems in economic sectors and regulating the field.
Issues of introducing drone technologies into sectors of the economy reviewed in the presence of the President
According to data, the global drone market is growing at a rate of 10-15 percent annually. The wide introduction of these technologies into sectors of the economy in our country can also serve to accelerate economic growth, increase demand for highly qualified specialists, and develop new technological directions.
During the presentation, proposals aimed at expanding the possibilities of using unmanned aircraft systems for civilian purposes and creating favorable conditions for business and investment activities in the sector were reviewed.
At the same time, expanding the use of unmanned aviation requires the development of modern regulatory mechanisms that ensure flight safety and the inviolability of citizens' private lives.
Today, there is a need to refine unified rules for drone use, the mechanisms for their registration and flight coordination, compensation for damage caused, and insurance.
To this end, proposals were made to establish a unified digital information system that consolidates data on unmanned aircraft, clearly define flight zones, and introduce procedures for their use.
The presentation also focused on issues of training qualified personnel for this new direction and developing an innovative ecosystem.
In particular, starting from the next academic year, it is planned to launch the training of specialists in unmanned aircraft systems at the University of Transport, combine education with practical training, and support young people's interest in modern aviation technologies.
The Head of State instructed officials to prepare proposals on improving legislation for the wide introduction of unmanned aircraft systems into sectors of the economy based on advanced foreign experience, developing local production, and creating favorable conditions for entrepreneurs.