Mirziyoyev instructs officials to set up assistance for migrants via Online Mahalla

The meeting took place at the Intil international language and vocational training center in Tashkent's Uchtepa district. Once the system is launched, citizens abroad will not have to search for an ambassador or consul on their own: submitting a request on the platform will be enough. If necessary, the ambassador will personally visit the applicant to help resolve the problem and protect their rights. Responsible officials were also instructed to prepare proposals on how to ensure the efficient operation of the system.

"Every compatriot of ours working abroad is a truly courageous person who works tirelessly for the well-being of their family and the future of their children," the head of state said. In his words, no citizens working abroad should be left alone with their difficulties. The press service noted that labor migrants are now seen not merely as senders of money, but as citizens who deserve state protection and respect.

Khokims were assigned the task of ensuring that the families and parents of citizens working abroad live in well-being and that their children receive a quality education. In addition, information about foreign job vacancies will be brought to every mahalla, specifying the country, required professions, language requirements, and necessary training. The "mahalla seven" will inform interested individuals about these opportunities and enter them into Online Mahalla, after which relevant bodies will train the candidates in a profession and a language and help with employment. Regional khokims will review the progress of this work once a month, while district khokims will check it twice a month.