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President Serdar Berdimuhamedov has issued directives to further elevate the quality of transport services across the nation during a recent Cabinet of Ministers meeting. The session focused on the strategic modernization of the automotive sector’s infrastructure and the integration of high-tech solutions into daily transit operations.
The national transport authorities are currently collaborating with international partners to procure advanced vehicles that meet modern safety and environmental criteria. The introduction of these new bus fleets aims to ensure efficient passenger transit in both urban centers and rural districts, supporting the country's broader socio-economic development goals.
A comprehensive proposal was submitted to the head of state detailing methods to refine logistics and improve passenger comfort. These measures include updating the technical fleet and optimizing route networks to better serve the growing needs of the population.
The President approved the proposed initiatives, emphasizing that technical upgrades must be accompanied by enhanced service reliability. Relevant officials have been tasked with overseeing the execution of these plans to ensure that the public transportation network remains a robust and high-performing component of the national infrastructure.
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A federal court in New York has overturned the US Department of State's directive restricting the issuance of immigration visas to citizens of 75 countries. According to Reuters, the ruling follows legal challenges brought by human rights advocacy groups and visa applicants.
Judge Jeannette Vargas ruled that Secretary of State Marco Rubio exceeded his statutory authority, emphasizing that denying visas solely based on nationality violates legal standards. The court decision presents a major legal setback for the Trump administration's tightened immigration policies.