On January 29 of this year, another legal training hour was held through the "ZOOM" platform for employees of the central office of the State Unitary Enterprise "Electromagnetic Compatibility Center," the Electromagnetic Compatibility Services of the Republic of Karakalpakstan and regions.
During the training hour, the radio operator of the SEMS of Kashkadarya region, R. Utayev, elaborated on the essence and significance of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated October 20, 2025, No. PP-311 "On measures to digitalize the sphere of protection from emergencies, as well as the development of scientific and innovative activities."
In order to create the necessary conditions for the digital transformation of the population and territories protection system from emergencies, the introduction of artificial intelligence and robotics capabilities in the field, as well as the development of a unified innovation chain for the production of products and the provision of services through the mutual integration of research and development directions.
Main objectives:
integration of information systems for monitoring, data exchange, and forecasting of natural, technogenic, and environmental emergencies of the ministries and agencies responsible for the sector, based on a common technical approach, into a single platform by December 1, 2027, as well as the full formation of the necessary information infrastructure and resources by 2030;
Bringing the level of digitalization to 60 percent by December 1, 2028, by introducing modern information technologies and digital solutions into the activities of emergency agencies;
creation of a cyber threats-protected information infrastructure for the purpose of implementing artificial intelligence technologies in monitoring, forecasting, and prevention activities in the field;
bringing the level of localization of industry-necessary, imported emergency rescue and fire-technical products to 30 percent by 2030;
creation of industry-specific innovative products, further development of experimental research work, conformity assessment and fire-technical expertise systems in the field.
Also, the leading economist of the Department of Economic Analysis and Marketing, M. Abidkhodzhaeva, informed the employees about the budget of Uzbekistan for 2026.
The state budget is the state's primary financial plan through which economic growth, social protection, public administration, and security are financed. The budget plays a crucial role in implementing the strategic goals of the state.
The budget policy for 2026 is aimed at maintaining macroeconomic stability, improving the well-being of the population, expanding investments in human capital, and sustainable development of the regions.
State budget revenues are mainly formed from tax revenues, non-tax revenues, revenues from state assets, and transfers.
Tax revenues are the main source of budget revenue. These include value-added tax, income tax, personal income tax, excise tax, and property tax.
The funds allocated to the education sector in 2026 are aimed at expanding preschool education coverage, improving the quality of general and higher education, and developing scientific research.
Budgetary funds allocated to the healthcare system are aimed at improving the quality of medical services, strengthening preventive measures, and strengthening public health.
The state budget serves the development of the real sector of the economy, including industry, agriculture, energy, and transport infrastructure.
Expenses for servicing public debt occupy a special place in the budget. Debt policy is aimed at ensuring economic security and supporting investment projects.
Control over budget execution is carried out by the Ministry of Finance, the Accounts Chamber, and the parliament. Openness and transparency are fundamental principles.
The State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan for 2026 is a financial document aimed at social, sustainable, and strategic goals.
