April 9 - the 690th anniversary of the birth of Amir Temur

Center of Islamic Civilization in Uzbekistan

The Fifth Tashkent International Investment Forum will take place on June 16–19, 2026. This year’s theme – “Investment Resilience: New Frontiers, New Partnerships” – frames the agenda around a set of pressing questions: how to protect capital amid global uncertainty, what institutional mechanisms enhance investment resilience in frontier markets, and where the new partnership routes lie.

It is noted that this project represents a significant step toward the development of the country's transport infrastructure. According to the publication, the project involves the reconstruction of 91 kilometres of road, transforming the existing two-lane route into a modern four-lane highway.

At this market, which is considered the largest and one of the main ones in Oman, issues related to organizing an exhibition of Uzbekistan’s agricultural products and the future sale of these products there were discussed.

A meeting of the Organizing Committee for the Second Asian Women’s Forum was held at the Senate of the Oliy Majlis.

The meeting was chaired by the Chairperson of the Senate, Tanzila Narbaeva.

TASHKENT — Uzbekistan has unveiled its updated Uzbekistan–2030 Strategy, marking a major step in the country’s journey toward national reform and development. Officials emphasise that implementing reform requires responsibility, consistency, institutional discipline, and public legitimacy. The government has revised the strategy following extensive public consultations, ensuring that citizens’ voices are reflected in the results-based policy framework. Aligned with international standards and designed to advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the strategy positions Uzbekistan as an active participant in the global development agenda.

According to the publication, the results of the 2026 Index of Economic Freedom, released by the Center for Economic Research and Reforms, show that Uzbekistan’s position on the global stage has significantly improved. In particular, the country ranked 86th out of 184 nations, scoring 60.3 points. This marks an increase of 2.3 points compared to the previous year.

Lamine Zeroual, who headed Algeria from 1994 to 1999, was born on July 3, 1941 in Batna, Algeria. From the age of 16, he served in the National Liberation Army, which fought to liberate Algeria from French rule. After the declaration of independence in 1962, he studied in Moscow and Paris. Returning to Algeria, L. Zeroual continued his military and main work activities. In particular, in 1990-1991 he worked as the Ambassador of Algeria to Romania.

The parties highly appreciated the activities of the Uzbekistan–Oman Joint Investment Company, established with the participation of the Oman Investment Authority, which is currently making a достойный (significant) contribution to the economy of Uzbekistan.