The Memorandum was signed by Akiko Fujii UNDP Resident Representative in our country and Director of the National Center Akmal Saidov.

The parties noted that the general goal of their cooperation is to assist in implementing key reforms aimed at increasing transparency and accountability, and introducing the practice of conducting business with respect for human rights.

This Memorandum is aimed at developing specific mechanisms for the protection of human rights and freedoms in priority areas, ranging from combating poverty and inequality to ensuring quality education, promoting gender equality, strengthening sustainable institutions, and ensuring equal and fair access to justice.

For reference: With a global presence in nearly 170 countries, the UNDP largely serves as the operational arm of the United Nations at the country level. The UNDP works in partnership with numerous countries to support sustainable development, eradicate poverty, promote and empower women’s rights, and strengthen sound governance and the rule of law.

Press Service of the National Center for Human Rights of the Republic of Uzbekistan.