Grosvenor Law, acting on behalf of the National Bank of Uzbekistan (“NBU”), today confirms that formal enforcement proceedings are being initiated in England to recover more than 21 billion UZS (approximately GBP 1.32 million) awarded to NBU under two judgments obtained against Solfy CA in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The Tax Committee has published a draft Cabinet of Ministers resolution for public discussion, proposing a new procedure for banks to share information on corporate and individual accounts and deposits with tax authorities. The public comment period will run until July 8.

Today, the President Mirziyoyev signed a decree to increase wages, pensions, stipends, and social welfare benefits, the Ministry of Justice press service reported.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev participated in the groundbreaking ceremony for a new IT Park in the New Namangan smart town, located in the Davlatabad district, the presidential press service reported. 

Amendments have been made to the Criminal Code under a new law signed by the President Mirziyoyev on June 22.

The third Hyundai Rotem high-speed passenger train manufactured in South Korea has officially arrived in Uzbekistan, according to the press service of the Ministry of Transport.

The Tashkent campuses of the Nizami Tashkent State Pedagogical University, located in the Chilanzar district, have been put up for public auction via the E-auksion platform.

On June 22, the President of Uzbekistan signed a comprehensive anti-corruption law. This landmark legislation officially enumerates corruption-related offenses and establishes specific legal restrictions imposed on corrupt individuals.

President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed a presentation outlining strategic measures to further advance Uzbekistan's capital market Monday.

Following the exceptional success of last year's inaugural event, the Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan, the Korea Institute for Climate Change (KICC), and the Korea Energy Agency (KEA) are proud to announce the return of their specialized bilateral energy cooperation platform for its second consecutive year.

A former investigator in the Namangan province has been sentenced to prison for forging evidence in a sexual assault case. According to court document, D.O., who served as a senior investigator with the Davlatobod District Police Department, issued an unlawful ruling regarding a female victim's report.

As part of Uzbekistan's initiative to digitalize neighborhood management, the information systems of 35 ministries and government agencies will be integrated into the "Raqamli Mahalla" (Digital Mahalla) platform.

Lola Karimova-Tillyaeva, the younger daughter of the late president, Islam Karimov, has announced her official divorce from her husband, businessman Timur Tillyaev. She shared the news in a post on her Instagram account.

On June 21, a video footage surfaced on social media showing the detention of the so-called blogger Heydar Aliyev, aka Gonzo G. The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) has since issued an official statement addressing the incident.

During his visit to the Namangan province, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev inspected the progress of a new passenger terminal at Namangan International Airport project. The project aims to multiply the airport's handling capacity and establish a modern transit infrastructure.

Plans are underway to fast-track the construction of two new metro lines: "Tekhnopark–Yangi Toshkent" and "Pushkin–TTZ." The Ministry of Transport has released a draft decree on the matter for public discussion.

The opening ceremony brought together representatives from the Uzbek Embassy in the United States, members of the local Uzbek diaspora, and the poet's family.

Subsidies owed to individuals for solar energy generated and fed back into the national power grid are facing severe delays. Neither the Ministry of Energy nor the Ministry of Economy and Finance has provided a clear explanation for the situation. While the approved 2026 state budget allocates 100 billion soums to finance these expenses, this funding could turn out to be three times less than what is actually required to cover real costs.

The Cabinet of Ministers approved a new regulation on elevator and lift safety component compliance under its June 19, 2026 Resolution.

The operations of 464 fueling stations across Uzbekistan have been temporarily suspended, according to a Cabinet of Ministers decree that came into effect today, June 22.