The international rating organization QS World University Rankings has announced the ranking of Asian universities for 2025. The results of the rating are notable for the fact that higher educational institutions of Uzbekistan have made significant progress.
Uzbekistan took the 22nd place in the world ranking with the lowest level of hunger, becoming the leader among the countries of Central Asia, according to the Global Hunger Index (GHI).
The Decree of the President of Uzbekistan "On additional measures to improve the system of work with international ratings and indices and strengthen parliamentary control in this area" was adopted (UP No. 91, 06/19/2024).
In Uzbekistan, an assessment of the effectiveness of measures taken to combat corruption in public institutions, organizations and local administrations was carried out. The results of the assessment were published by the Anti-Corruption Agency.
In the annual report released in honor of the UN International Day of Happiness, Uzbekistan is recognized as the happiest state among the CIS countries, ranking 47th in the World Happiness Report ranking.
According to FAO, on average, every resident of Uzbekistan consumes 31.6 kilograms of beef per year. This means that there are about 86.5 grams of beef per day per Uzbek.
The international organization Open Data Watch has published a new Gender Data Compass rating. By the end of 2023, Uzbekistan ranked 56th among 185 countries.
Uzbekistan took the 36th place in the ranking of the "World Charity Index" (World Giving Index) for 2023. The list is compiled by Charities Aid Foundation based on public surveys.
The analytical portal published the results of a study conducted by News & World Report assessing the strength of the armies of various countries of the world.
The international rating agency Quacquarelli Symonds - QS World University Rankings has announced the results of the "Subject Ranking" of world universities for 2023.
