TASHKENT, May 19. /Dunyo IA/. An event dedicated to the presentation of the book “365 Days of Caring for the Motherland” (“Yurt qayg‘usida 365 kun”) was held at the Center for Media Content Preparation under the Administration of the President of Uzbekistan, reports Dunyo IA correspondent, reflects the fruitful activities of the Head of our State, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, in 2025.

The presentation was attended by cultural figures, representatives of the public, the media, as well as a wide spectrum of the population.

This book is a large-scale publication compiling the multifaceted state and political activities of President Shavkat Mirziyoyev during 2025.

Based on photographic materials, documentary sources, and analytical commentary, the book highlights the results of work in the fields of state governance, international diplomacy, economic reforms, environmental sustainability, social protection, science, education and culture.

The pages of the publication also present important facts and data regarding economic growth rates, investment activity, increasing export volumes, poverty reduction, ensuring population employment, expanding the “green” economy policy, strengthening international cooperation, as well as the growing prestige of New Uzbekistan on the global stage.

In the book, the activities of the head of state are examined as a unified historical process, including his direct communication with the population, trips to the regions, participation in international summits and negotiations, the development of strategic partnerships, as well as initiatives in the fields of ecology, energy, digital technologies, defence, housing policy and spiritual and educational development.

The speakers at the presentation noted that the publication consistently reflects the development of New Uzbekistan, the head of state’s dialogue with the people, the transformations occurring in the regions, as well as initiatives aimed at strengthening the country's international prestige.

The event participants particularly emphasized that the book “365 Days of Caring for the Motherland” will become an important source for political scientists, historians, researchers, journalists, students, and a wide range of readers interested in a deep study of the reform processes in New Uzbekistan.