Presidential candidate from the Environmental Party approved

Presidential candidate from the Environmental Party approved
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  • 31.05.2023 07:32:00
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On may 30, 2023, an extraordinary congress of the Ecological Party of Uzbekistan was held in Tashkent.
Earlier in the election of the president of Uzbekistan on July 9, 2023, s'yezd considered the nomination of the candidate for the presidency of Uzbekistan from the Ecological Party of Uzbekistan, as well as issues about the campaign program of the presidential candidate and other issues.

At the Congress, the delegates were advised by Abdushukur Hamzayev, chairman of the executive committee of the Central Council of the party, who nominated The Ecological Party of Uzbekistan for the post of President of Uzbekistan.

The candidate's campaign program promotes a number of initiatives aimed at reforming the economy in the country. Among them are the development of the Green Uzbekistan – 2030 program aimed at abandoning the use of pesticides, the introduction of the green visa program, the development of the green economy Transition Index of networks and regions, measures aimed at changing the transportation of goods from large cars to railways.

Development of State Dental Clinics in the social sphere, strengthening the demand for the creation of green spaces with a minimum of 30 percent in the creation of urban master plans, strengthening public control in urban planning activities, introducing an environmental impact assessment system in the adoption of regulatory documents, gradual abandonment of the use of disposable plastic and polyethylene-containing containers,, Since 2030, initiatives have been promoted in the country, such as the ban on the sale of light cars with internal combustion engines, as well as on imported.

Abdushukur Hamzayev, who was nominated for the presidency of Uzbekistan by the delegates of the Congress, and his campaign program were unanimously approved and appropriate decisions were made.

 

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