7 Feb 2025|2|UZA NewsRoundtable at IICA: Turkmenistan’s contribution to global and regional cooperation
7 Feb 2025|0|UZA NewsThe severity of climate change consequences in Central Asia is growing, as highlighted by a recent event attended by a delegation from the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change. Led by Deputy Minister Jusipbek Kazbekov, the delegation participated in an extended Joint Meeting in Paris, discussing the integration of climate action and economic competitiveness in the region. In his speech, Mr. Kazbekov emphasized the importance of urban greening, sustainable infrastructure, and other initiatives such as tree planting and the use of renewable energy sources. He also noted Uzbekistan’s leading role in promoting sustainable development and environmentally friendly practices in the region. The meeting also highlighted the increasing impact of climate change in Eastern Partnership and Central Asian countries, including extreme temperatures, droughts, and glacier melting, which result in economic losses. It was emphasized that implementing measures to address these challenges could have a positive impact on global GDP in the long term. The article was written by Muhayyo Toshqorayeva, UzA.
7 Feb 2025|1|UZA NewsPhoto Coverage of the Winter Asian Games Harbin 2025 by Alimurod Mamadaminov from Uzbekistan National News Agency – UzA
7 Feb 2025|2|UZA NewsBy 2025, a total of six investment projects worth $259.2 million are scheduled to be implemented.
7th February 2025|2|UZA NewsRoundtable at IICA: Turkmenistan’s contribution to global and regional cooperation
7th February 2025|0|UZA NewsThe severity of climate change consequences in Central Asia is growing, as highlighted by a recent event attended by a delegation from the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change. Led by Deputy Minister Jusipbek Kazbekov, the delegation participated in an extended Joint Meeting in Paris, discussing the integration of climate action and economic competitiveness in the region. In his speech, Mr. Kazbekov emphasized the importance of urban greening, sustainable infrastructure, and other initiatives such as tree planting and the use of renewable energy sources. He also noted Uzbekistan’s leading role in promoting sustainable development and environmentally friendly practices in the region. The meeting also highlighted the increasing impact of climate change in Eastern Partnership and Central Asian countries, including extreme temperatures, droughts, and glacier melting, which result in economic losses. It was emphasized that implementing measures to address these challenges could have a positive impact on global GDP in the long term. The article was written by Muhayyo Toshqorayeva, UzA.
7th February 2025|1|UZA NewsPhoto Coverage of the Winter Asian Games Harbin 2025 by Alimurod Mamadaminov from Uzbekistan National News Agency – UzA
7th February 2025|2|UZA NewsBy 2025, a total of six investment projects worth $259.2 million are scheduled to be implemented.
