AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoFilm & Culture: Tashkent hosted the first Golden Globes Silk Road Tribute Gala, honouring Uzbek actress Gulchekhra Jamilova and filmmaker Ali Khamraev for their contributions to cinema. Turkic Arts: At Istanbul’s Korkut Ata Film Festival, Tashkent received the title of Tourism Capital of the Turkic World for 2027; Uzbek actor Matyokub Matchanov also won a festival award. Sport & Inclusion: Tashkent’s World Sambo Championships drew athletes from 101 countries and included visually impaired women’s events for the first time. Women’s Safety: An Uzbek survivor has told the BBC that a modelling agency sent her to Jeffrey Epstein’s home in 2009, alleging the assignment led to years of abuse; the agency’s former executive has denied knowing she was being abused. Care & Work: An ILO assessment says cooperatives could help Uzbekistan expand childcare, eldercare and disability support while creating decent jobs and formalising care work. Local Accountability: Construction workers say they were left unpaid on Imarat projects, as buyers seek overdue apartments or refunds; the company’s management faces criminal proceedings on suspicion of fraud and abuse of authority.
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