1. It is recommended to visit separately by men and women, follow order and line.

2. On visiting shrines in all religions it is necessary to cover shoulders and legs. Kindly wear appropriate clothes and headdress which would be genuine politeness and respect to the Sacred and delicate courtesy to national culture.

3. It is prohibited to step and sit on tombs, speak loudly, laugh and make noise. It is advised to speak in low voice.

4. It is necessary to keep shrines in absolute cleanness. It is strictly prohibited to cook and eat food, listen to music, rest, sleep, smoke, drink alcohol, etc.

5. It is prohibited to put money on tombs. Money (as means of charity) must be put into special charity boxes.

6. Sacred shrines and buildings are great treasure of our nation, extraordinary sightseeing of our Motherland, invaluable masterpiece of national spirituality and cultural values. For this reason it is the sacred obligation of every person and citizen of our country to preserve them well in order to pass to the next generation.

Expanding multifaceted interaction with the Russian Federation is one of the most important strategic directions of Uzbekistan’s foreign policy. These days, the countries mark the 29th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. Today we can confidently state that Tashkent and Moscow are time-tested friends, strategic partners and allies.

Over the past 4 years, Uzbekistan under the leadership of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has been carrying out systemic reforms aimed at liberalizing and modernizing the national economy, ensuring its sustainable development and consistent integration into world economic relations. Improving the competitiveness of manufactured products and the country's export potential are identified as the most important priorities in this direction.

The problem of protecting fundamental human rights and freedoms is one of the universal ones - these are values, which are subject to priority protection in all spheres of public and state life. In general scale of humanitarian values, human rights occupy a central place in the same level as a value of a person himself. In any democratic system, the rights and freedoms of citizens, as well as their legal duties, constitute the most important social, political and legal institution, which serves as an indicator of maturity of a society.