The meeting noted that in the first quarter, GDP grew by 8.7 percent, inflation fell to 7.1 percent, and investments reached 13.7 billion dollars. At the same time, nearly 3 million tourists arrived, generating 1.1 billion dollars in income from tourism exports.
In the energy sector, the performance of leaders in districts with high losses was criticized, and tasks were assigned to increase savings and efficiency, and to attract young personnel and artificial intelligence. Support for small and medium-sized businesses through the banking system has been expanded, with 140 trillion soums being allocated.
Additionally, the need to maintain inflation at 6.5 percent and to increase the supply of local products under conditions of price pressure on the external market was emphasized. Leaders were tasked with fundamentally changing their working methods under new conditions, without succumbing to complacency.
