Accomplishments That Left a Mark
2015 is ended. Tracking the information flow for 365 days, Uzbekistan Today reporters have reviewed what it was like in Uzbekistan, what was important at home and abroad, and some other issues.
2015 brought a lot of bright events, dozens of signed agreements and contracts, new social facilities, schools, health centers, modern medical centers, comfortable accommodation and manufactures. Meanwhile, from Uzbekistan Today’s perspective, peace and safety have become perhaps the key achievements for the country. It is important to understand that in the conditions of the global economic crisis and upsurge of terrorist threats, Uzbekistan has remained an island of political, economic and social stability. Let us go through it all step by step.
What Do Exhibits Talk About?
The State Museum of Art of Uzbekistan has received more than 300 new artworks, including artifacts, over the past two years.
“The collection of the State Museum of Art of Uzbekistan numbers more than 70 thousand exhibits: works of fine art, graphics, and sculptures, decorative and applied art. Its exposition is represented by unique works by West European and Russian painters, the art of the countries of the foreign East, but its largest section is devoted to Uzbekistan. The collection is being continuously expanded; hence it’s no mere chance that the Museum’s reconstruction project envisaged the expansion of its depository. In the meantime its specialists are getting prepared to organize an exhibition of newly-received expositions early next year. Deputy Director on science Jakhongir Temirkhojayev told more in detail about them.
How Uzbekistan Decreases HIV incidence
The number of annually registered HIV patients in Uzbekistan has decreased this Year.
The difference is not so big. Compared with the same periods of the past and the current year, 70 fewer people have been registered this year.
The deputy director of the Republican Center for AIDS, Dildora Mustafayeva, told Uzbekistan Today about that in details.
11th International Uzbek Cotton and Textile Fair begins its work in Tashkent
11th International Uzbek Cotton and Textile Fair began its work in Tashkent. For two days, leaders of the world cotton industry, representatives of textile companies and sales agents will be able to get acquainted with the strategy of development of the cotton complex of our country, to participate in the fair trades, and sign contracts.
The Forum includes exhibitions, presentations of the latest innovative proposals in the field of technology and design, "round tables", thematic seminars, conferences, and fashion shows.
