Mirziyoyev visits Chim mahalla in Kamashi district of Kashkadarya region

More than 5.5 thousand people live in the mahalla, and almost half of them are young people. With these funds, a school for 640 pupils and a kindergarten for 240 children were built here, a mahalla center and a youth center were opened, and a recreation park was landscaped. In addition, 4.5 km of roads were laid in the mahalla, and electricity supply and irrigation networks were upgraded.

3.5 billion soums were invested in a carpet-weaving and embroidery enterprise where women work. With bank support, nearly 20 households set up greenhouses with a total area of 36 ares, and a 200-ton cold storage facility was built to store the harvest. According to the agency, more than 80 previously unemployed people gained jobs thanks to this. Residents also grow lemons under a cooperative model: they are provided with seedlings, fertilizers, and agrotechnical services, and the harvest is purchased at a guaranteed price. Potatoes, broccoli, and greens grown between the trees bring each greenhouse an additional 14–16 million soums. 70 entrepreneurs expanded their activities, 20 new business entities were established, and the number of roadside service facilities along the highway increased from 31 to 137, which created more than 200 jobs. Another 1.2 thousand households in Chim and neighboring mahallas grow marsh mallow in cooperation for pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.

In the library, the president talked with young people and, in connection with the Uzbek Language Day, recalled the works of Abdulla Oripov, Erkin Vakhidov, and Khalima Khudoyberdiyeva. Speaking about higher education, he stated: "While previously only 9 out of 100 young people received higher education, today it is already 45." Concluding the visit, Mirziyoyev met with local activists and members of the older generation.