Special Attention Is Being Paid to Youth Employment and Support in Bukhara District
2026-10-15 16:05:00 / News

Every Thursday, designated as “Youth Day,” special attention is paid to holding open dialogues with young people, learning about their problems and suggestions, supporting their initiatives, and finding practical solutions to their requests.
To this end, on October 15, another meeting was held at the Bukhara District Hokimiyat under the leadership of District Governor Anvarjon Ochilov. The meeting brought together young people who had graduated from general education schools and are currently unemployed.
The main objective of the meeting was to promote youth employment, assist young people in finding jobs, provide career guidance, and offer the necessary support to those wishing to establish their own businesses in the future.
During the open dialogue, participants discussed issues related to youth employment, making effective use of available job vacancies, developing professional knowledge and skills, and starting entrepreneurial activities. The young people’s requests, suggestions, and initiatives were also heard, and views were exchanged on resolving the problems they face.
Particular attention was given to reviewing each young person’s request individually, identifying practical solutions based on available opportunities, and providing assistance in securing employment. Relevant officials were tasked with examining the issues raised by young people and taking the necessary measures to address them.
It is worth noting that regularly organizing such open meetings with young people plays an important role in identifying their problems in a timely manner, promoting employment, helping them develop their interests and abilities, and supporting their efforts to find their place in society.
Bukhara District will continue its consistent efforts to provide comprehensive support to young people, promote their employment, encourage their initiatives, and find practical solutions to the challenges they face.









