Baku. TurkicWorld:
The past six or seven years have been a year of trials, changes, and renewals for the life and future destiny of Uzbekistan and its people. Previously, when citizens wanted to solve a problem or start a family business to protect their children from negative outcomes, they would travel 10-15 kilometers by taxi to the district center, stay at the reception of the authoritarians, and after being accepted, wander without finding a solution to their problem.
Currently, online admissions in executive organizations are working continuously. The citizen's demand has been met, and a solution is being found to his or her problem.
If we take only one entrepreneurial activity, state registration for business organizations was systematized in a simple form, that is, digitized. It's no secret that in the past, when someone wanted to start a business or a family business, he had to deal with various censorships and "wander from one side to another".
Now, if you go with a passport through interactive services, your business activity will be registered instantly with courtesy. Moreover, the tax burden is also light.
In addition, in the context of globalization, many strategic issues such as food security, employment and peacekeeping are universal problems.
In such a period, our state allocates subsidies and preferential loans for the self-employment of the population, paying special attention to the care of women and girls, their education.
On May 30 of this year, the XI-congress of the movement of entrepreneurs and businessmen - the Liberal Democratic Party of Uzbekistan was held in the "Congress Hall" complex in our capital.
On July 9 of this year, the candidate nominated by UzLiDeP was put to the vote in the inter-party struggle for the fair election of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, renouncing the two-and-a-half-year term.
633 delegates who are active members of Congress emphasized the effectiveness of socio-economic and political integration in international formats and the importance of its rapid continuation, which is the challenging task of their chosen candidate.
Summarizing the socio-economic reforms of the past period by Shavkat Mirziyoev, it was recognized that huge milestones are ahead of us. In particular, introduction of real market relations in our economy, further development of investment integration, scientific-institutional, intellectual programming of management, family business and entrepreneurship on a large scale were promoted.
For example, large-scale democratic changes were implemented due to the institutional economic reforms carried out in our country during the next five years. The concept of "New Uzbekistan" has become a reality.
In 2017-2022, the share of industry in the GDP increased from 21.1 percent to 26.7 percent. During this period, the increase in the production of industrial products was 41.3 percent, it is the result of our reforms.
The manufacturing sector has developed rapidly and made up 47.4 % during the past period. In addition, significant growth rates were observed in the electricity, heat and gas supply network (39.2 %), as well as in the mining industry (30.4 %).
"83.2% of Uzbekistan's industry is made up of the manufacturing industry. This is the result of the implementation of comprehensive programs for the development of industries aimed at expanding the production of products with high added value, increasing the level of processing of raw materials, and introducing modern technologies. The share of medium and high-tech industries The increase from 52.7 % to 61.7 % also indicates the qualitative changes in the structure of the industry. This is evidence of increased production of high-value-added products, which are in demand both in the domestic market and in the foreign market. For example, the production of Portland cement during this period increased by 1.3 times, lead batteries - by 1.4 times, automobile engines - by 2.5 times, cars - by 2.3 times, refrigerators and freezers - by 3.7 times” stated in the Institute for Forecasting and Macroeconomic Research (IFMR) analysis.
The huge economic indicators given as an example mean that Uzbekistan is moving towards the ranks of developed countries in a scientifically and practically based way.
On the basis of the idea put forward by the head of state “Our people should live well and content with their lives today, and not tomorrow, not in the distant future”, it was stated that the principle of society is the first.
Also, in a challenging time, it becomes necessary not only to develop the economy, but also to resist information attacks with the help of intellectually literate youth, ensure the inviolability of our borders, and further build up our military potential. In order to further increase the power, defense capability and military potential of the Armed Forces of Uzbekistan, initiatives have been put forward to provide the National Army with the most modern weapons and military equipment by 2030.
In a word, the level of our people has been formed in the representation of tomorrow's bright future with its worthy candidate.
Therefore, our residents and youth made their worthy choice in this year's elections in the spirit of patriotism and enthusiasm. Voting was open and transparent.
It can be seen that there has been a big change in the views, potential, knowledge and experience of former and current voters, which is encouraging. Especially at election campaign meetings, the results of transparency became more evident in the aspirations, affections and sincere opinions of citizens towards their candidate.
Such enthusiasm of our people will serve us well in continuing our country's great socio-economic development, international investment integration, great urban development and creative reforms, and this will acquire historical significance.
Sharipov Kongratbay, rector of Tashkent state university of economics.
