Kazakhstan was the first in Central Asia to take state control over the field of neural networks and its development. The main task of the newly formed committee will be to control the state policy on neural networks, to create a legislative framework for regulating the use of artificial intelligence in the republic, and also to develop local developments based on large language models.
The Supreme Court of Uzbekistan acquitted 205 persons who were repressed in 1930-1938. Most of these persons were sent to concentration camps, deprived of freedom for a long time or sentenced to death.
The former Kariya Mosque in Istanbul, which was turned into a museum 79 years ago, resumed its activities as a mosque after 4 years of renovation and restoration work. It will have a separate entrance for tourists and worshippers, just like the Hagia Sophia mosque.
"Made in Turan" brand was presented at the economic forum of the Organization of Turkic States held in Azerbaijan. It is planned to receive special privileges and create special export opportunities for the "Made in Turan" brand.
In Uzbekistan, a program for the correction of the abuser is developed simultaneously with the issuance of the protection order. In addition, internal affairs bodies will introduce a procedure for keeping a register of rapists.
It was said that the attempts of some forces to artificially intensify the situation around the labor migrants coming to Russia, including from Tajikistan, should be jointly suppressed and could not damage the time-tested brotherly relations between peoples.
At the Tashkent international investment forum, the leaders of the energy ministries of Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan signed a memorandum of cooperation on the integration of energy systems of the republics. The document envisages studying the possibilities of connecting energy systems with the help of a high-voltage cable laid along the bottom of the Caspian Sea and through the territory of other countries.
The Kyrgyz government has urged its citizens to postpone their trips to Russia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kyrgyzstan explained this measure with the current regime of increased transit control when entering the Russian Federation. The department added that under the current circumstances, the reason for travel to Russia can only be "compelling reasons".
During the practical visit of the delegation headed by the governor of Ferghana region Khairulla Bazarov to Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, businessmen with large business, Osama Kokandi, co-founder of Vision Ambassadors, Emet Abdulaziz, head of Sadiq At-Tijariya company, and Arab businessman Ahmad Alkhutami, whose ancestors are from Uzbekistan and live in Saudi Arabia, met in Jeddah. meetings were held with
According to the order of the President, it is planned to conserve and restore Osman Mushafi, known as "Tashkent Qur'an". This book is kept in the museum-library of the "Moyi Mubarak" madrasa of the Office of Muslims of Uzbekistan in Tashkent. The manuscript was rewritten in the Hijaz script in the 7th century by the order of the third caliph Usman ibn Affan.