O'zbekiston Tarixi va Siyosati

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• First President of Uzbekistan I.A. Karimov's book "Tarixiy xotirasiz kelajak yoʻq” was published in 1998.
• "Tarix-xalq ma'naviyatining asosidir" is a quote by I. Karimov.
• Between 1959 and 1983, Sh. Rashidov led the republic. Environmental problems, like overusing agricultural land for cotton, and the dominance of cotton production negatively impacted the country.
• "Oʻzbekiston havo yo'llari” national airline was founded in 1992.

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• The New Uzbekistan Development Strategy (2022-2026) has 7 focus areas.
• Citizens’ rights and freedoms in the Uzbek Constitution are outlined in Chapter 7.
• In the 1970s, the construction of irrigation projects along the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers reduced the size of the Aral Sea by 30 meters.
• The Temurids State Museum was officially opened on 9th April, 1996.

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• In December 1989, Inomjon Usmonxo'jayev was imprisoned for twelve years for the "cotton case" and released in 1990.
• The official language of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization is Russian and Chinese.
• The "Zulfiya" State Award was established for the President's Decree in 1999.
• In 1997, an international music festival was held marking the 700 years of the city of the city of Turkestan, the city of Central Asia. The festival celebrates the songs of Central Asia.

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• 1989 - 1990, 700,000 families received additional agricultural land.
• The death penalty was abolished in Uzbekistan in 2008.
• In 2016, Sh.M.Mirziyoyev ran for the Presidency under the Oʻzbekiston Liberal-demokratik partiyasi.

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• In 2016, the updated law on youth policy in Uzbekistan was passed.
• Chapter 10 of the education law of 2020 is about state oversight in secondary education.
• The updated law on youth policy in Uzbekistan was passed in 2016.

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• The official language of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is Russian and Chinese.
• In 1996, the Temurids State Museum was established in Samarkand.
• In 1995, the State Agency for the Protection of the Rights of Citizens was established.
• The "Zulfiya" State Award was established in 1996.

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• The statement "Milliy tarixni milliy ruh bilan yaratish kerak" is attributed to I. Karimov.
• The "Small Business and Entrepreneurship Year" was declared in 2011 in Uzbekistan.
• The new history of Uzbekistan was first published in 1996

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• Citizens in Uzbekistan can vote from the age of 18.
• In 2017, the Uzbek government began giving out free textbooks.

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• The date of the council decision requiring implementation of a uniform spelling and grammar was 24 August 1995.
• The "Zulfiya" award, an award given often for improving Uzbek culture, was established in 1996.
• In 1996, the UNESCO awarded the "UNESCO City of Crafts and Traditions".
• Samarkand became a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art in 1996.

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• The Liberal Democratic Party in Uzbekistan (LiDeP) was established.
• The Oʻzbekiston Xalq demokratik partiyasi is one of the political parties in Uzbekistan

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• The Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) was formed in 1991.
• In 2001, the "Avesto" 2700-year anniversary was celebrated.

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• In 1996, the formation of the State Award.
• In 1996, the Uzbek government gave an award recognizing excellence for achievements in Uzbek culture. This is often given for those who have worked in arts and culture.

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• In 1999, the Uzbek government created an award to honor citizens who have improved Uzbek culture.
• In 1997, the Tashkent State University of Law was established in Tashkent.

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• Bukhara and Khiva commemorate their 2500th anniversaries in 1997 in Uzbekistan.

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• The Uzbek government adopted a policy for implementing a detailed plan for the future development of the country in 2021, outlining plans for the next five years.

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• The Uzbek government implemented a plan to focus on social programs to assist society and support community development in 2021.

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• The Uzbek Constitution was ratified in September 1994.
• In 1995, the law was enacted and formally designated to be The Charter of Uzbekistan.

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• In 1996, the Uzbek government created The National Award For Distinguished Citizens. The award recognizes individuals who have improved Uzbek culture.

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• The law on political parties was passed in 1997 in Uzbekistan

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• 1996, the legislation on establishing the Uzbek Chamber of Commerce and Industry was put into place.

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• The death penalty laws were updated in Uzbekistan in 2008.

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• 1990, the Uzbek Law on Foreign Investment was adopted.

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• In 1991, Uzbekistan established its national day celebrating its independence and freedom.

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• In 1991, the Uzbek government set up a committee of 65 individuals to develop and write a draft of the new constitution of Uzbekistan.

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• In 1992, the Uzbek government established a law that outlined a new path for Uzbekistan's cultural development. This law emphasized the need for Uzbeks of all backgrounds to participate in developing national culture.

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• In 1990, the Uzbek government formally passed national legislation that designated a new name for the city of Andijan, Uzbekistan, and the law was effective immediately.

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• In 1991, Uzbekistan established an institution to provide oversight and support for the promotion of Uzbek culture and heritage.

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• In 1990, a historic event took place in Uzbekistan, symbolizing the new era of independent governance.

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• In 1990/91, the legislation on the establishment of the Uzbek constitution was passed. This marked a shift toward Uzbekistan's independence.

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• In 1990, the Uzbek SSR adopted the legislation on the preservation of national heritage. This legislation defined the importance of the cultural heritage of Uzbekistan and outlined plans to preserve it.

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• In Uzbekistan, there were plans to have a national holiday in 1992 devoted to preserving the dignity of culture.

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• In 1995, a law was adopted concerning the people's rights to participate in national decision-making processes.

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• In 2014, a series of cultural programs in Uzbekistan was officially launched.

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• In 2016, a new strategy was introduced for the development of Uzbekistan that emphasized public programs, such as cultural preservation and support.

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• In 2017, the Uzbek government established a new plan for cultural development.

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• In Uzbekistan, from 2000, significant strides were observed in terms of the improved development of Uzbekistan's national heritage programs. The programs reflected cultural diversity.

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• In 1994, the Uzbek government created the 'Nuroniy' Foundation. This organization supported the advancement of Uzbekistan's cultural heritage.

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• In 2016, a health campaign was launched in Uzbekistan, emphasizing social programs, such as cultural preservation and support, for Uzbekistan's developmental goals.

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• In Uzbekistan, the number of national cultural institutions reached 138 in a certain year.
• In the year 2015 in Uzbekistan, the percentage of the population practicing Islam increased.

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• A national holiday in Uzbekistan was dedicated to safeguarding the dignity of culture in a particular year.

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• In 1993, an important monument was unveiled in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
• Uzbekistan marked the anniversary of a historical figure's monumental achievement in a year.

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• In 1991, Tashkent's Alisher Navoiy statue was unveiled as part of Uzbekistan national heritage programs.
• Uzbekistan marked a historical figure's anniversary in a certain year.

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• In Uzbekistan, in 1991 the first national day was officially established for respecting Uzbek culture and tradition.
• In 1991, Uzbekistan's first national day dedicated to cultural appreciation was recognized.

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• In a certain year, citizens in Uzbekistan achieved the right to choose their leaders during an election.

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• The reorganization of governing councils happened in Uzbekistan in 1985

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• In a certain year, the local governance structure (administrative divisions) was revised.

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• In 2016, Uzbekistan introduced a new public program aimed at fostering greater engagement in culture, history, and tradition.

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• In 2017, a significant event related to Uzbekistan's cultural activities occurred. The specific event and its implications are not provided.
• In 2016, a government initiative was launched for the development of cultural achievements in Uzbekistan's regions.

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• In 2017, Uzbekistan's initiative encouraged public participation in cultural development to honor historical figures.

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• In a specific year, Uzbekistan’s political leaders and organization of government were reformed.
• In a particular year, Uzbekistan introduced a program supporting the development of local government. This initiative was aimed at enhancing engagement in culture.

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• In a given year, a significant reform in Uzbek civic engagement occurred. This reform, which also included a significant initiative for a community program, was focused on improving local governance.

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• In a particular year, a cultural celebration for a prominent Uzbek figure was commemorated in Uzbekistan.
• In a particular year, a significant event related to community development in Uzbekistan was marked.