As part of the implementation of the priority tasks defined by the head of our state regarding poverty reduction, ensuring public employment, targeted work in mahallas, and the improvement of territories, the "Actual 40 Days" events are being widely implemented in the Namangan region.

In the "Bogishamol" mahalla of the Kasansay district, under the auspices of Turonbank, concrete work is being carried out on an area of 500 square meters on the territory of the mahalla office and the branch of school No. 41.

This creative work contributes to the further improvement of the mahalla's infrastructure and the creation of favorable conditions for citizens and students.

In order to preserve the greenery and improve the area in the "Kukumboy" mahalla, which is considered the main mahalla, the construction of a 300-meter water network is being carried out under the auspices of Turonbank. This project plays an important role in providing water to household plots and green areas, as well as improving the ecological state of the mahalla.

The ongoing creative and landscaping work was supported by the First Deputy Khokim of the district and the Deputy Khokim for Mahalla Issues, Deputy Director of the Corporate Business Department of Turonbank S. Tulaev, and the Acting Head of the Namangan BSC. A. Lutpiddinov, with the participation of mahalla bankers, mahalla chairmen, and representatives of the "Mahalla Seven."

During the process, appeals from the population were heard, and relevant instructions and practical recommendations were given for the prompt resolution of existing issues.

Such creative work, carried out within the framework of the "Actual 40 Days," contributes to a fundamental change in the appearance of mahallas, the creation of decent living conditions for the population, and the practical implementation of the principle "For Human Dignity."

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