These days, pre-election campaigns are in full swing. Activists of the People's Democratic Party of Uzbekistan in the Tashkent region, primary party organizations, volunteer groups are also conducting active propaganda activities. New election program of the party and candidates were introduced to the voters at the meeting held at Yangiyol City Medical College.

As noted, elections are of fundamental importance in the comprehensive development of the country, the achievement of people's well-being, and the improvement of the efficiency of state administration. The People's Democratic Party of Uzbekistan has many years of experience and has successfully participated in all the elections held in our country.

Our party's ideas are always relevant because they rely on universal ideas such as development of a strong society, equal rights and opportunities.

At the meeting held in the style of a sincere dialogue, the most important line of the party's election program, the ideas and proposals developed from the point of view of people's interests were explained to those gathered. In the program, about 100 proposals and initiatives are put forward, which include 15 steps aimed at developing the state and society, ensuring equal rights and opportunities, and conducting a strong social policy. Naturally, based on the main goal of the party, as always, the main emphasis was placed on the social direction and the solution of problems in the social sphere.

For example, initiatives to expand the list of diseases of children under 18 who need care, thereby taking measures to further improve the system of state social support for families caring for children who need constant care, are fully compatible with the principles of humanity.

It was also emphasized in the dialogue that the party is in favor of ensuring transparency in the field by fully digitalizing the healthcare system, regardless of the region where the population lives. The proposals regarding the quality of medical care, especially the development of a network of qualified medical services for the poor population, were popular.

Voters also took an active part in the meeting and asked questions they were interested in.