Fergana regional administration

Speaking at the meeting, Fergana Region Governor Khayrullo Bozorov spoke about the new period of national advancement that began at the President’s initiative and the role of the intellectual community in that process.
Participants recalled that at the ceremony marking the 35th anniversary of Uzbekistan’s independence, the President had said, “The next decade will be a period of national advancement for us.” He stressed that this progress would be achieved through the intellect, hard work and unity of the Uzbek people and outlined seven national programmes aimed at strengthening respect for human dignity.
The meeting covered key priorities, including making knowledge and skills the main drivers of development, improving public health and creating conditions for people to live longer, developing a high-tech economy, changing how society treats water and the natural environment, ensuring judicial independence and the rule of law, strengthening the role of mahallas in society, and raising Uzbekistan’s international standing.
The Governor stressed the importance of the intellectual community’s knowledge, experience and initiatives in carrying out these priorities. The discussion highlighted Fergana’s rich scientific and educational heritage, the need to carry forward the scholarly tradition of figures such as Ahmad al-Farghani, and the importance of putting forward new ideas that can help develop the region.

“We should put forward proposals that will help our country and our region develop. The views of every member of our intellectual community matter,” Khayrullo Bozorov said.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of valuing peace and stability in Uzbekistan amid a challenging international environment and supporting reforms guided by the principle of “For Human Dignity.”
The main objective of the meeting is to draw on the expertise of the region’s intellectual community to address Fergana’s development priorities and bring well-developed proposals and initiatives forward for consideration at the national stage.
The Governor expressed confidence that the meeting would be productive and yield practical results.