TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, October 1. The 58th plenary meeting of the Parliament of Uzbekistan has considered and approved the law “On the creative economy," Trend reports via the parliament.
According to the parliament, the law is aimed at developing the rapidly growing creative economy in Uzbekistan, covering 15 areas and establishing a clear mechanism for implementing state policy in this field.
The document provides for the creation of infrastructure to support creative industries - specifically, creative industry parks, art residences, and innovation centers, as well as the implementation of digital technologies and programs.
Additionally, an important point is the establishment of funds to support the creative economy, which will finance the creation and promotion of projects in both domestic and international markets.
The law also emphasizes the importance of considering national and universal values, as well as preserving cultural heritage. It establishes mechanisms for assessing the contribution of creative industries to the country's economy through statistical indicators.
The MPs expressed the opinion that this law will improve Uzbekistan's position in the Global Innovation Index and promote the development of innovative projects and ideas. Furthermore, it will create favorable conditions for stimulating international and domestic tourism.
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