Welcome to Uzbekistan

 Presented by Nig’matova Dildora

Formal name: The Republic of Uzbekistan
The Republic of Uzbekistan is one of the cradles of
civilization. Located in the heart of the ancient Silk Route, it
is a unique bridge connecting the great civilization of the
East and West.
THE FLAG AND EMBLEM OF UZBEKISTAN
The flag of Uzbekistan is a light blue over
white over light green tricolor, with thin red
stripes separating the three stripes. In the
upper hoist corner is a white crescent and 12
white stars.
The 12 stars stand for the zodiac. White is for
peace, green for nature, and red for the life
force. The blue stripe stands for eternal night
and for water as a fundamental source of life.

The current coa retains many parts of the

old SSR COA: the grain and cotton wreaths,
the ribbon (in the national colors now) with
inscription, the sun, an even the star: this is,
however, an eight-pointed blue star now
instead of the communist five-pointed red
star. The bird in the text of Law have the
name "Khumo" - symbol of happiness and
love to freedom.
GOVERNMENT
 President Republic of
Uzbekistan Islam
Abduganiyevich Karimov.
 State organization
democratic Republic.
 State language is Uzbek.
 Capital of the Republic of
Uzbekistan is Tashkent.
 The head of sate is the
President who at the
same time is Chairman of
Cabinet of Ministers.
 Government:

 The Republic of Uzbekistan is a secular

democracy. The Country has an elected
President , Prime Minister who heads the
Cabinet of Ministers, and Ministers
responsible for their respective Ministries.
 The Country has an upper House called
the Senate and Parliament, called the Oliy
Majlis .
Oliy Majlis
National Parliament of
Uzbekistan: Oliy Majlis
Senate of Uzbekistan
Population  Population of Uzbekistan
27,345,026 (July 2008 est.)

 According to the
census of the
population more than
100 nationalities live
in Uzbekistan.
 Among them 85% are
Uzbeks, 9%-
Russians, 3%-Tajiks,
2%-Kazakhs, 1%-
Tatars. 61% of the
population line in the
country.
 Language Official language -
Uzbek, widely used: Russian,
Tajik, Kara kalpak.
National currency: Sum. 1
sum=100 tiyin.
Structure: Autonomous
Republic of Karakalpakistan,
12 provinces, 226 cities and
districts.
Religion: Islam - 88%,
Christian - 9%
Domain zone:.uz
International dialing
code: +998
Capital city:
Tashkent
Tashkent
Tashkent
Tashkent
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Tashkent
Circus in Tashkent
Christian Pravoslavian Church in Tashkent
 Natural resources
 · gas, gold, silver, and coal
 · steel
 · petroleum
 · iron
 · lead
 · zinc
 · uranium
 · wolfram and other rare metals
 · kaolin

quartz-glass and quartz sand

 · bauxite
 · phosphor
 · marble and granite
 · cooking salt


· mineral waters
Transport of Uzbekistan
Subway
Tramway
Bus
Central railway station
Uzbekistan Airways
NATIONAL CAR
UzDaewoo avto. Tico
UzDaewoo avto. Laccetti
UzDaewoo avto. Nexia
 Agriculture
 · cotton
 · grain
 · vegetable
 · melon
 · fruit
 · silk production
 · sheep and cattle farming
 · poultry farming
 · astrakhan fur
Fruit
NATIONAL UZBEK FOODS
Palov
Palov
Samsa
Hanum
Kebab
Tandir Kebab
 NATIONAL HOLIDAYS IN UZBEKISTAN

January 1 New Year
March 8 Women's Day
March 21 Navruz (Islamic

New year)
May 1 Labor Day
May 9 Memorial Day
September 1 Independence Day
October 1 Teacher's Day
December 8 Constitution Day.
There are other religious holidays
with varying dates:
 RamadanKhait
Kurban Khait
Navruz
Navruz
Sports of Uzbekistan
SPORTS
Sports of Uzbekistan
Sports
Sports
Tourism
 Uzbekistan is a country with vast
underused capabilities in tourism.
The cities of Central Asia were the
main points of trade on the Silk
Road, linking Eastern and Western
civilizations. Today the museums of
Uzbekistan store over 2 million
artifacts - evidence of the unique
historical, cultural and spiritual life
of the people that have resided in
the Central Asian region for more
than 7,000 years. Uzbekistan
attracts tourists with its historical,
archeological, architectural and
natural treasures.
 Museum
 In 2010, 240,000 tourists
from 117 countries visited
Uzbekistan. The industry
earned US$30 million (90.9%
of forecast). Overall, the
tourism sector served
621,700 people and rendered
services for 40.6 billion
soums (73.1% of forecast).
The industry earned 598.4
million soums. Each autumn,
the Uzbek travel industry
holds an International
Tourism Fair.
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