В рамках визита Президента Республики Узбекистан Шавката Мирзиёева в Турцию для участия в 31-й Конференции сторон Рамочной конвенции ООН об изменении климата (COP31) Первая леди Узбекистана Зироат Мирзиёева приняла участие во встрече высокого уровня в Анталье, в ходе которой было объявлено о создании Глобального альянса «Нулевые отходы» (Zero Waste).

Альянс призван объединить усилия супруг глав государств и правительств в продвижении принципов бережного отношения к природным ресурсам и сокращения отходов.

Выступая на встрече, Зироат Мирзиёева выразила глубокую признательность Первой леди Турции Эмине Эрдоган за приглашение и тёплое гостеприимство, особо отметив её личный вклад в продвижение инициативы «Нулевые отходы» на международном уровне. Выражена поддержка созданию Глобального альянса «Нулевые отходы».

Первая леди Узбекистана также выдвинула ряд инициатив, направленных на развитие экологического образования в рамках Альянса, а также поддержку и реализацию экологических проектов, предложенных молодёжью.

С наступлением осеннего сезона и массовым опаданием листьев в Ташкенте значительно увеличивается объём ежедневно образующихся отходов. В этот период особое внимание уделяется своевременному сбору и вывозу опавшей листвы, а также бытовых отходов с придомовых территорий и общественных пространств.

Для обеспечения чистоты и санитарного благополучия столицы сотрудники производственного управления «Махсустранс» совместно с задействованной специализированной техникой продолжают работу в усиленном режиме. Вывоз отходов осуществляется как в дневное, так и в ночное время, в соответствии с установленными графиками и с учётом увеличения нагрузки на коммунальную инфраструктуру.

Работники предприятия ежедневно проводят сбор скопившейся листвы и бытовых отходов, очищают контейнерные площадки и обеспечивают своевременную транспортировку собранных отходов на установленные объекты для дальнейшей обработки и размещения.

По инициативе хокимията города Ташкента в рамках общенационального проекта "Яшил макон" проводится масштабная работа по озеленению столицы, выращиванию саженцев в местных условиях и снижению зависимости от импорта. В Бектемирском районе из 8 гектаров земли вспахано 5 гектаров, из них на 3 гектарах проведены работы по посадке саженцев. В этой благородной и важной инициативе активное участие принимают и сотрудники "Махсустранс." Напомним, что в каждом районе планируется вырастить не менее 10 миллионов кустов, а по всей столице - в общей сложности 120 миллионов кустов.

In recent years, systematic measures have been taken to develop the Uzbek language and strengthen its authority as the state language. The Uzbek language is actively used in all spheres of our country's public life, and its prestige in the international arena is steadily growing. In foreign countries, special attention is paid to the Uzbek language, and interest in its study is increasing. Under these conditions, there is a need to improve the Uzbek alphabet based on the Latin script and spelling rules based on scientific research conducted by specialists in relevant fields.

This Law introduces amendments to the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On the Introduction of the Uzbek Alphabet Based on Latin Script," providing that the Uzbek alphabet based on Latin script shall consist of 28 letters and one sign (apostrophe) instead of 26 letters and 3 letter combinations. This Law will serve to further improve the Latin-based Uzbek alphabet and spelling rules, as well as to expand the possibilities of using the state language and its digitalization.

The full text of the Law is available on the official website: www.lex.uz.

For students of the "Ecology and Environmental Protection" department of Tashkent State Technical University, practical classes continue at the "Maxsustrans" PU State Unitary Enterprise. Today's session was organized under the leadership of the enterprise's chief inspector, Ismoil Sagdullayev. Students familiarized themselves in detail with the main activities of the enterprise, waste collection and removal processes, as well as the organization of the production system.

During the practical session, future ecologists studied the work of the enterprise's units and received information on monitoring the movement of special machinery, coordinating vehicles, and effectively organizing work processes. Additionally, students saw how theoretical knowledge is applied in practice and familiarized themselves with compliance with environmental requirements and environmental protection measures during waste management. The enterprise's specialists also answered the students' questions.

The mother tongue is a symbol of national identity and the spiritual heritage of the people!

October 21 is a significant date when the Uzbek language was granted the status of a state language. This day symbolizes the national pride, rich history, and priceless spiritual values of our people. The Uzbek language is a priceless ancestral heritage that unites generations and reflects the identity of our nation. It is the honorable duty of each of us to preserve, develop, and pass it on to future generations.

The staff of the "Maxsustrans" PU SUE sincerely congratulates all compatriots and everyone who speaks the Uzbek language on the Day of the Uzbek Language! May the authority and prestige of our native language continue to grow, and may its beauty, richness, and originality remain forever in the hearts of future generations! The Uzbek language is the pride of the nation, the heritage of our people!

On October 21, 2026, at 16:00, a field reception for legal entities and individuals will be organized at the "Yangi Kamolon" mahalla building in the Shaykhantakhur district. Address: Shaykhantakhur district, Beshagach 17/2.

During the field reception, appeals, proposals, and problems of citizens and business entities related to household waste will be heard, and appropriate explanations and solutions will be provided within the framework of current legislation.

Tariffs for household waste collection and removal services are determined on the basis of economically justified calculations, taking into account the income and expenditure of service providers, as well as the costs required to ensure reliable, continuous and high-quality service delivery. The procedure for setting and applying regulated prices and tariffs is governed by Resolution No. 722 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 29 December 2023.

What Costs Are Taken into Account When Setting Tariffs?

What Costs Are Taken into Account When Setting Tariffs?

• the operation, maintenance and repair of specialized waste collection vehicles;
• fuel, spare parts and other necessary materials;
• employee wages;
• the collection, transportation and removal of waste;
• other operational and production costs necessary to provide the services. Economically justified tariffs are intended to cover the necessary operating costs of service providers and support the stable and reliable delivery of services to the population.
• Why Do Tariffs Differ Between Regions?

Tariffs may vary from one region to another due to local conditions and differences in how waste collection services are organized. Factors considered include the volume of waste generated, transportation distances, route lengths, road infrastructure, the number and technical condition of specialized vehicles, wage levels and other operating expenses. As a result, the cost of providing waste collection and removal services may differ between regions, which can affect the tariffs approved for each area.

s Inflation Taken into Account When Setting Tariffs?

Yes. When tariffs are calculated or reviewed, economic factors affecting the cost of services are taken into consideration. These include changes in the prices of fuel, spare parts, vehicle maintenance, repairs and other essential resources. Increases in these costs may affect the overall operating expenses of service providers. Therefore, tariff reviews take into account current economic conditions, the justification of costs and the need to maintain the financial sustainability of organizations responsible for waste collection and removal.

However, tariffs do not automatically increase solely because of inflation. Any tariff adjustments must be carried out in accordance with applicable legislation, the established procedures and relevant economic calculations. Legal Basis Resolution No. 722 of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated 29 December 2023.

In order to ensure the implementation of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated September 23, 2026, No. UP-206 "On measures to strengthen the role of mahallas in the implementation of the 'Yashil Makon' nationwide project and radically increase the level of greening of territories," as well as to ensure cleanliness and sanitary well-being on-site, a study was conducted on the activities of waste management system facilities. No During the study, Deputy Prosecutor General I. Adhamov and Deputy Prosecutor General H. Mirsoatov familiarized themselves with the activities of the waste processing station located in the Yunusabad district of Tashkent, as well as the waste landfill in the Akhangaran district.

Furthermore, within the framework of the national "Cleanliness and Improvement" two-month campaign, relevant instructions and assignments were given to responsible officials to strengthen waste collection and removal efforts, maintain a stable sanitary condition in residential areas, and promptly eliminate identified deficiencies. The fulfillment of these tasks will contribute to ensuring environmental cleanliness, improving the sanitary condition of territories, and creating comfortable living conditions for the population.

In accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, construction, household, and other types of waste must be collected, transported, and placed in the prescribed manner. Disposal of waste in undesignated areas is prohibited. According to Article 91 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the Republic of Uzbekistan, discarding solid household and construction waste in undesignated places, as well as discharging liquid household waste, entails administrative liability. For committing this offense, citizens are subject to a fine ranging from 3 to 5 BCA, and officials from 50 to 100 BCA.

If this offense is committed repeatedly within one year after the application of an administrative penalty, the fine for citizens is from 10 to 15 BCA. Furthermore, Article 91 of the Code of Administrative Responsibility of the Republic of Uzbekistan provides for liability for violating requirements in the field of waste management, including requirements for its collection, transportation, placement, storage, disposal, and processing. Thus, the dumping of construction waste, household waste, and other waste along roadsides, in vacant lots, in common areas, and in other places not intended for this purpose constitutes a violation of legislation and entails established administrative liability. Citizens are advised to dispose of waste only in specially designated areas, and to transfer construction waste to organizations with the appropriate authority and capabilities for its removal and subsequent disposal.