Cotton. This word in the life of the Uzbek people means not just an agricultural crop; it embodies entire epochs of memories.
There were times when people worked in the fields until the coldest days of winter to meet the cotton quota. Even students, teachers, and medical workers were mobilized for the harvest.
The works of two prominent figures of Uzbek literature, Erkin Vohidov and Abdulla Oripov, will become more accessible to Turkish readers. The International Organization of Turkic Culture (TURKSOY) organized the translation of the creative heritage of both poets into Turkish and released it in the form of separate books.
Finding employment for young people is important not only as a source of income but also for independent living, self-confidence, and realizing future plans. However, young people taking their first steps in the labor market do not always find it easy to find a suitable position, decide on a professional direction, and realize their potential.
Therefore, it is crucial to hold personal meetings between young people and employers, introduce young people to opportunities at production enterprises, and help them secure employment.
A modern dispatch center has been put into operation at the Internal Affairs Department of the Karadarinsk region. The launch of this center expands capabilities for ensuring public safety in the region, preventing offenses and crimes, and allows for prompt response to emergencies.
Furthermore, this center enables the internal affairs bodies to organize their activities based on digital technologies.
