The improvement of the legal framework for accounting and asset management under enforcement documents in the Republic of Uzbekistan focuses on enhancing the efficiency and transparency of enforcement proceedings. This involves updating laws and regulations related to the management, tracking, and accountability of assets seized during enforcement actions. Additionally, the introduction of automated control mechanisms aims to streamline the enforcement process by reducing human error, improving accuracy in asset tracking, and ensuring compliance. These reforms are intended to create a more effective and reliable system for asset management, ultimately contributing to a fairer and more efficient enforcement system in Uzbekistan.

This article highlights the importance of activating the independent cognitive activity of university students using the homologous substitution method. Solutions to positional and metric problems were considered using the homologous substitution method, which replaces cases of three-dimensional spatial forms with those that are homologously compatible with them.

The article covers the political crisis that occurred in the Bukhara Khanate in the late 16th - early 17th centuries, the collapse of the Shaybanid dynasty and the rise to power of the Asharkhanid (Janid) dynasty based on historical analysis. The study provides a detailed analysis of the state of anarchy that arose in the Bukhara Khanate as a result of the weakening of the central government, internal conflicts and attacks by external enemies. The origin of the Asharkhanid dynasty and the history of their entry into the political life of the khanate are also described based on sources.

This article discusses the state of the sports sector in Zamin district in 1991-2002, its problems and shortcomings, as well as the gradual development of sports. It also, discusses the issue of personnel in the system, and the promotion of physical culture and sports among the population. The implementation of all these processes, including the implementation of decisions and decrees at the republican, regional and district levels, is explained using practical examples.

This article examines the relationship between the Western Turkic Khaganate and Tibet based on archaeological and written sources. In covering this issue, the information provided by foreign and Uzbek scholars on their scientific research is scientifically analyzed and covered.

Uzbekistan, located in Central Asia, has limited water resources, which makes their management particularly relevant. Effective water management, as exemplified by the integrated development of the Jizzakh steppe, is one of the important factors for the sustainable development of Uzbekistan, ensuring food security, protecting ecosystems and improving the quality of life of the population.

The work environment plays a pivotal role in shaping the productivity and outcomes of research and commercialization activities, particularly in innovation-driven sectors. This study explores the impact of various work environment factors—such as organizational culture, physical space, collaboration, and leadership—on research output and the commercialization of new technologies and products. By analyzing data from universities, research institutes, and private companies, the research examines how these factors influence not only the quality of research but also its potential to be commercialized successfully. The findings suggest that a conducive work environment, marked by open communication, cross-disciplinary collaboration, and supportive leadership, significantly enhances both the efficiency of research and the success rate of commercialization efforts. The paper concludes by offering recommendations for organizations looking to foster an environment that enhances research productivity and commercialization outcomes.

Hakim Tuyakov was born in 1903 in Tashkent city to an artisan family. In 1929–1930, he served as the prosecutor of the Bukhara district, and from 1930 to 1932, he was the prosecutor of the Gijduvon district. From 1932 to 1934, he held the position of Chairman of the Gijduvon district RCCP (Regional Committee of the Communist Party) and served as the Assistant Prosecutor of the Uzbekistan SSR (Soviet Socialist Republic) from January to September of 1934. Between 1934 and 1935, he was the prosecutor of the Shofirkon district, and from 1935 to 1937, he served as the prosecutor of the Surkhandarya district. From November 1937 to January 1938, he worked as the Deputy Prosecutor of the Khorezm district.

This article provides information about the house-museums of writers who worked in the literary environment of Kokand. In particular, the current state of the Muhammad Aminkhodja Muqimiy Hujra-House Museum and Hamza Hakimzoda Niyoziy House Museum is described. Some comments and suggestions on the development of literary tourism are put forward.

This is it in the article The analysis of the reform of the public health sector after Uzbekistan gained independence was carried out. The main principle of the health system in Jizzakh was restored - the preventive direction; its modern and effective methods were developed and put into practice; measures to protect the health of mothers and children were strengthened.