MOSCOW, November 4. /Dunyo IA/. A special magazine dedicated to the 35^th Anniversary of the country’s Independence and the 10^th Anniversary of the reforms of New Uzbekistan has been published by the Embassy of Uzbekistan in Moscow, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

Magazine highlights the achievements of modern Uzbekistan: large-scale reforms, positive results of socio-economic development, investment potential, projects in the fields of education, sports and healthcare, open foreign policy and international cooperation, as well as the tourism potential of the country.

Authors of the articles emphasize that the contemporary image of Uzbekistan is being formed on the basis of combining a rich historical and cultural heritage with rapid economic growth, technological modernization and new opportunities for business and investment.

Particular attention is paid to the results of economic reforms initiated in 2016. In particular, liberalization of the foreign exchange market, improvement of the tax system, privatization of state-owned enterprises, development of special economic zones, expansion of the scope of public digital services and mechanisms of public-private partnership are analysed.

In the edition, historical heritage and modern development processes are presented as factors shaping the new image of the state, while the Center of Islamic Civilization is highlighted as a strategy for the spiritual and intellectual upliftment of New Uzbekistan. Along with the ancient centers of science and culture - Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva - publication separately features locations that are keeping pace with the times, including Surkhandarya.

Magazine contains articles dedicated to the country's achievements over the years of independence, results of reforms carried out under the leadership of the Head of State, Uzbekistan's initiatives in the international arena, its rich cultural, educational and historical heritage; and other topics.

It also features a congratulatory message from the Ambassador of Uzbekistan Botirjon Asadov, which highlights the significant milestones achieved by the country over its 35 years of Independence. Particular emphasis is placed on the establishment of comprehensive strategic partnership and alliance relations between Uzbekistan and Russia, advancement of bilateral relations to a new stage and the growth of trade and economic ties. The message underscores the prospects for cooperation in nuclear energy, interregional relations, digital technologies and artificial intelligence, education, culture, healthcare and the mining industry.

Magazine has a circulation of 4,000 copies. It is distributed among Russian ministries and agencies, business, expert-analytical, scientific, academic and broad public circles, as well as the diplomatic corps accredited in Moscow and representatives of international organizations.