Since the beginning of the year, Uzbekistan has reportedly collected 54.8 trillion soms within the framework of enforcement proceedings. This figure marks a significant increase of 14.4 trillion soms compared to the same period in the previous year, according to official statements.

Data provided by the Bureau of Compulsory Enforcement under the General Prosecutor's Office indicates that 36.7 trillion soms of the total amount were recovered in favor of the state. Furthermore, 16.5 trillion soms were channeled to entrepreneurs and other business entities, while more than 1.6 trillion soms were recovered for ordinary citizens. Authorities claim that another 2.2 trillion soms were collected without resorting to state enforcement measures.

The agency also highlighted progress in socially sensitive cases, reporting the collection of 3 trillion soms in alimony payments. In addition, 30.5 billion soms were allegedly disbursed to 565 citizens from the 'Alimony Payments' fund. During the reporting period, 508 unlawfully dismissed citizens were reportedly reinstated in their workplaces, with 21.6 billion soms in back wages recovered for them.

As part of broader social initiatives, the agency facilitated the employment of over 21,000 individuals and mediated the reconciliation of more than 11,200 families. Contributions to funds associated with social welfare registries reached 1.3 trillion soms, representing an increase of 222 billion soms year-on-year.

Meanwhile, the authorities claim to have advanced the digitalization of enforcement procedures, with 22 out of 36 enforcement actions now executed automatically. Debtors allegedly received 79.3 million SMS notifications and automated calls numbering 2.4 million, prompting the voluntary closure of 1.2 million enforcement proceedings.

Source: podrobno.uz