News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Tashkent discusses support for people with rare diseases
International experts met in Tashkent to discuss support for people with rare diseases, Uzbekistan’s healthcare progress and the role of women in patient advocacy.
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Crossing the Border: From Scorching Uzbekistan to Kazakhstan by Land
Kind people and a mysterious ticket office. Heading to Shymkent in heat exceeding 40 degrees.Memories from July 2017.First, to Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan.After that, I crossed the border by ...
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Uzbekistan targets growth with expansion to its capital
About five million people live and work in Uzbekistan’s capital, Tashkent, making it the largest city in the country, and one of the most populous cities in Central Asia. It’s about to get a lot ...
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: What visiting Uzbekistan’s capital really feels like
Tashkent is the capital of Uzbekistan and a city where Islamic history, monumental architecture, and everyday urban life share the same streets. The journey begins around the historic Hazrati Imam ...
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Uzbekistan Plans Healthcare Infrastructure Overhaul Through 2036
Uzbekistan will develop healthcare master plans for 2026–2036 to modernise medical facilities, improve access to care and attract private investment.
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Open-air jazz nights unite global musicians and new audiences in Uzbekistan
On a warm April evening in Tashkent, thousands of people gathered outside the Palace of International Forums for the opening days of the International Jazz Festival. Some stood close to the stage, ...
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Uzbekistan Gets Its First Contemporary Art Institution: ‘It’s a Cultural Renaissance’
Tashkent's Center of Contemporary Arts opens in a converted tram depot, staking Uzbekistan's claim in the global art scene.
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: Uzbekistan: A fast-growing Tashkent struggling with dirty air
There are days when Gulnoza Shomakhmudova, a 57-year-old asthmatic, misses the days of COVID-19, because at least the air in Uzbekistan’s capital was a little cleaner back then. “I suffer from the air ...
News Uzbekistan » Tashkent » People: 48 hours in Tashkent: How best to explore the Uzbekistan capital
Once a stop on the Silk Road, the city is now a melting pot of Islamic history and brutalist architecture ...
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