A working group led by the Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSCB "Turonbank," Tokhir Akhmedov, studied the work carried out within the framework of the "Urgent 40 Days" in the Khatyrchi district.

In order to ensure the fulfillment of the tasks outlined at the video-selector meeting chaired by the President of our country, to increase employment, increase income sources, and support entrepreneurship in mahallas, systematic work is being carried out in the regions within the framework of the "Actual 40 Days."

In this regard, a working group headed by the Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSCB "Turonbank" visited the Khatirchi district of the Navoi region and conducted an on-site study of the work being carried out to fulfill the priority tasks set by the Head of State.

During the business trip, the activities of the district's mahallas were analyzed, and special attention was paid to identifying key mahallas, assessing their existing economic potential, and forming promising projects based on the unique capabilities of the regions.

Specific measures were also outlined to ensure public employment, strengthen the door-to-door work system, support new entrepreneurial initiatives, develop family businesses, and increase public income through the implementation of new projects in the service and manufacturing sectors.

During the studies, meetings were held with mahalla chairpersons, khokim assistants, mahalla bankers, and representatives of responsible organizations, where an exchange of views took place on the effective use of the opportunities of each mahalla, the financing of promising projects, and the creation of new jobs.

In conclusion, relevant instructions were given for the timely and high-quality implementation of tasks set within the framework of the "Actual 40 Days," the formation of exemplary experience in key mahallas, and the acceleration of projects aimed at improving the well-being of the population.

JSCB "Turonbank" will continue its practical work aimed at supporting entrepreneurship in the regions, financing investment projects, creating new jobs, and increasing the economic potential of mahallas.