President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyev at the General Assembly. The President of Uzbekistan at the UN General Assembly: We are ready to contribute to the strengthening of a dialogue between the peoples UN ~ 60 > at the anniversary 80th session of the UN General Assembly President Shavkat Mirziyev called the world community to update the organization and develop collective solutions to overcome increasing global crises. ~ 60 > “Today we are observing the weakening of the role of international institutions, the growing of contradictions, conflicts and wars in the world, as well as a sharp increase in technological and social inequality,” the head of state noted, emphasizing the importance of the initiatives of the Secretary General Antoniu Gutherris, including the “UN-80”, and the need to support the pact in the name of the future. He also advocated the expansion of the composition of the Security Council to protect the interests of developing countries. //Iframe > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 reform and social development in Uzbekistan 60 ~/h2 ~ ~ president spoke about large -scale transformations in the country. “Our main goal is the radical change in the life of every family, every citizen, ensuring the interests of a person, his dignity and well -being,” he said. ~ 60 > 62 >In recent years, the poverty level has decreased, according to Mirziyev, from 35 to 6.6 percent, the share of children receiving preschool education increased from 27 to 78 percent, and people with higher education – from nine to 42 percent. Mirzinev proposed to conduct a world-wide vocational education summit in Uzbekistan and announced an event of a high level of combating children’s cancer, which will be held at the UN headquarters. 60 > central Asia as a partnership zone and partnerships and central Asia. Integration ~ 60 > 62 ~ President paid special attention to regional integration. “The era of closed boundaries, unresolved disputes and conflicts has gone the past,” he said, noting the fivefold growth of “volumes of mutual trade, investment and transport transportation” in Central Asia. ~ 60 >~ 60 > Mirziyev proposed to adopt the resolution of the General Assembly to support the efforts of the countries of the region to streng partnerships and economic integration, as well as create a number of new platforms under the auspices of the UN, including the regional hub of “green” technologies. 60 ~ h2 > 60 > Afghanistan, Ukraine and nearby East The head of Uzbekistan emphasized that “it is important to prevent the isolation” of Afghanistan and proposed to adopt a resolution on the development of international transport and energy corridors through its territory. 60 > touching the situation at other hot spots, he called for the termination of military operations in the gas and supported the principle of “two states for two states for two states for two states for two states for two states for two states for two states for two states for two states for two states peoples “. We welcome the beginning of the dialogue at a high level of its settlement with diplomatic agents, ”said the president. ~ 60 > global challenges: climate, water and digital Inequality ~ 60 > Talking about the change in the climate, Mirziyev recalled the negative consequences of the Aral Sea and said that by 2030, 80 percent of its bottom will be covered with green plantings. he recalled the shortage of water resources. Mirziyev said that Uzbekistan plans to hold the World Wide Savings Forum, which will adopt the “road map” of the introduction of innovative technologies in this area. ~ 60 >~ 60 > among other initiatives of Uzbekistan – the creation of an international mechanism for the exchange of artificial intelligence in the fields healthcare, education and culture. ~ 60 > “New Uzbekistan advocates solidarity, open dialogue and close cooperation with all states of the world,” Shavkat Mirziyev emphasized, assuring that the country is ready to contribute to the strengthening of the dialogue between the peoples and civilizations.