Uzbekistan

MIB has collected 3 trillion soums in child support since the beginning of the year

It is noted that the Bureau of Compulsory Enforcement (MIB) recovered a total of 54.8 trillion sum in the past period. This is [compared to] the corresponding [period] of last year

MIB has collected 3 trillion soums in alimony since the beginning of the year

During a briefing held at the Content Preparation Center for Mass Media with the participation of Farrukh Toshpulatov, head of the Information Service of the Compulsory Enforcement Bureau under the Prosecutor General's Office, the results of the work carried out on enforcement documents during the current year were announced.

It was reported that a total of 54.8 trillion soums was collected during the past period. This figure is 14.4 trillion soums higher compared to the same period last year. Of this, 36.7 trillion soums went to the state, 16.5 trillion soums to business and other entities, and more than 1.6 trillion soums for the benefit of citizens. Enforcement of documents worth 2.2 trillion soums was also ensured without using state compulsion mechanisms.

In the social sphere, 3 trillion soums in alimony funds were collected. From the "Alimony Payments" fund, 30.5 billion soums were paid to 565 citizens. As a result of targeted efforts, more than 21 thousand citizens were employed, and more than 11.2 thousand families were reconciled.

Additionally, 508 citizens who were unlawfully dismissed were reinstated in their jobs, and 21.6 billion soums in unpaid wages were recovered in their favor. 1.3 trillion soums were allocated to funds associated with "Registers" — which is 222 billion soums more compared to the corresponding period last year.

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