Issue #47 — Green Horizons: Uzbekistan’s Climate Commitment

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🌍 A special edition in partnership with the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

With the declaration of 2025 as the Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy, this milestone issue of Visit Uzbekistan focuses on a future shaped by ecological awareness, international cooperation, and respect for heritage. From major global climate forums to the biodiversity of Uzbek wildlife, this edition is a deep dive into Uzbekistan’s evolving environmental identity.

 Inside you’ll find:

  • 🌱 From Local Roots to Global Dialogues — Uzbekistan’s participation in landmark events such as COP29 (Baku), COP16 (Riyadh), CMS COP14, and CRIC21 (Samarkand) (p.10) underscores the country’s voice in shaping global environmental policies.

  •  🏫 Green University — Meet Central Asia’s pioneering eco-educational institution shaping tomorrow’s climate leaders through modern academic programs and global partnerships (p.18)

  •  ♻️ Waste Not, Want Not — A look into Uzbekistan’s growing waste management system, circular economy plans, and key agencies driving the transition to green practices (p.20)

  • 🗓️ What’s Ahead — Get the first look at upcoming major events like Eco Expo 2025 (p.24), CITES COP20 (p.26), and the Samarkand International Climate Forum (p.28)

  • 🌏 Voices for the Planet — Discover impactful work by global partners including FAO, GGGI, and UNDP (p.30) supporting Uzbekistan’s sustainable development across multiple sectors

  • 🦜 Uzbekistan’s Natural Wealth — Explore rare flora and fauna in national parks and reserves (p.17), view camera-trap wildlife photography (p.36), and understand the Red Book's crucial role (p.34)

  • 🕌 Eco Meets Culture — This issue also invites you to travel with purpose: uncover 10 reasons to visit Khorezm (p.40), shop during a Treasure Hunt in Bukhara (p.44), and discover the beauty of Uzbek suzani and the rich diversity of Uzbek plov (pp.48 & 52)

This issue isn’t just a guide to green living — it’s a map of transformation, highlighting Uzbekistan’s commitment to sustainable development without losing its soul. Culture, nature, and progress intertwine in every page.

Visit Uzbekistan — rooted in tradition, reaching for a greener tomorrow.

🌍 A special edition in partnership with the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection, and Climate Change of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

With the declaration of 2025 as the Year of Environmental Protection and Green Economy, this milestone issue of Visit Uzbekistan focuses on a future shaped by ecological awareness, international cooperation, and respect for heritage. From major global climate forums to the biodiversity of Uzbek wildlife, this edition is a deep dive into Uzbekistan’s evolving environmental identity.

 Inside you’ll find:

  • 🌱 From Local Roots to Global Dialogues — Uzbekistan’s participation in landmark events such as COP29 (Baku), COP16 (Riyadh), CMS COP14, and CRIC21 (Samarkand) (p.10) underscores the country’s voice in shaping global environmental policies.

  •  🏫 Green University — Meet Central Asia’s pioneering eco-educational institution shaping tomorrow’s climate leaders through modern academic programs and global partnerships (p.18)

  •  ♻️ Waste Not, Want Not — A look into Uzbekistan’s growing waste management system, circular economy plans, and key agencies driving the transition to green practices (p.20)

  • 🗓️ What’s Ahead — Get the first look at upcoming major events like Eco Expo 2025 (p.24), CITES COP20 (p.26), and the Samarkand International Climate Forum (p.28)

  • 🌏 Voices for the Planet — Discover impactful work by global partners including FAO, GGGI, and UNDP (p.30) supporting Uzbekistan’s sustainable development across multiple sectors

  • 🦜 Uzbekistan’s Natural Wealth — Explore rare flora and fauna in national parks and reserves (p.17), view camera-trap wildlife photography (p.36), and understand the Red Book's crucial role (p.34)

  • 🕌 Eco Meets Culture — This issue also invites you to travel with purpose: uncover 10 reasons to visit Khorezm (p.40), shop during a Treasure Hunt in Bukhara (p.44), and discover the beauty of Uzbek suzani and the rich diversity of Uzbek plov (pp.48 & 52)

This issue isn’t just a guide to green living — it’s a map of transformation, highlighting Uzbekistan’s commitment to sustainable development without losing its soul. Culture, nature, and progress intertwine in every page.

Visit Uzbekistan — rooted in tradition, reaching for a greener tomorrow.