TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, June 3. According to a decree of the President of Uzbekistan, starting July 1, 2025, Uzbekistan will implement a 10 percent increase in pensions, scholarships, child benefits, and financial assistance for low-income families,Trend reports via the Uzbek president’s office.
Key provisions of the decree include:
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The minimum monthly pension will increase to 918,000 sums ($76), while the base pension calculation amount will be set at 471,000 sums ( $39) per month.
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The minimum monthly pension for people with disabilities will increase to 1,012,000 sums ($84).
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Child Benefits for Low-Income Families:
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360,000 sums ( $30) per month for each child under 3 years old.
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275,000 sums ( $23) per month for each child aged 3 to 18 years.
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165,000 sums ( $14) for the second child in the family.
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110,000 sums ($9) for the third and each subsequent child.
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monthly amount of 420,000 sums ( $35) will be provided to eligible low-income families.
These measures are part of the government's continued efforts to improve the quality of life for citizens, especially those in vulnerable and low-income groups. The increase in social benefits is aimed at aligning assistance with the rising cost of living and enhancing the financial security of Uzbekistan's citizens.