Autumn is considered one of the most beautiful and unique seasons in nature. During this period, the entire environment acquires a special splendor, bringing tranquility and serenity.
The landscapes of Samarkand, an ancient and always majestic city, are especially delightful to people in autumn.
The launch of a unified national digital transport platform named 'Bir Yo'l' is planned in Uzbekistan. This system will allow passengers to receive information on routes, schedules, ticket prices, and seat availability.
According to the plans, this platform, which will integrate services from railway, air, bus, and urban public transport, is scheduled to begin operation on January 1, 2028. The implementation of this project is part of a comprehensive strategy for developing domestic passenger transport, designed until 2030.
Through this system, users will be able to find details about train, plane, bus, and urban transport trips, including their destinations, ticket costs, and available seats. Furthermore, the ability to organize a journey using multiple modes of transport based on a single order and payment will be created.
It is proposed to launch a pilot project for a unified ticket six months before the full deployment of the platform, starting on July 1, 2027. The first route for this pilot will be selected from Tashkent International Airport to Urganch International Airport and then to Khiva Railway Station.
The development of a unified mobile application is also planned, which will promptly provide information on schedules, routes, transfer points, and any changes in transport movement.
A world summit on the topic 'Investing in Child Well-being: Sustainable and Just Development for Future Generations' will take place in the city of Samarkand on October 21 and 22. Within the scope of this summit, the II International Congress on pediatric oncology will also be held.
Creating conditions to ensure youth employment, their mastery of modern professions and involvement in entrepreneurship, as well as unlocking their potential, is becoming one of the priority areas of state policy at present.
