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Uzbekistan National News Agency

Uzbekistan news agency

Field	Value
agency_name	Uzbekistan National News Agency
formed	5 February 1992
preceding2
headquarters	Tashkent
minister2_pfo
chief1_name	Andusaid Ko'chimov
chief1_position	Director
chief2_name	Xushnud Xudayberdiyev
chief2_position	Deputy Director
parent_agency	Agency of Information and Mass Communications under the Presidential Administration of Uzbekistan
child2_agency
keydocument1
website	https://uza.uz/uz

Uzbekistan National News Agency also known as UzA is a government-run news agency based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan publishing news in the Uzbek, Russian, English, French, German, Spanish, Arabic, Kazakh and Chinese languages. It is the largest news agency in Central Asia. It is under the Agency of Information and Mass Communications under the Presidential Administration of Uzbekistan.

History

In the autumn of 1918, a branch of ROSTAopened in Tashkent. Several years later, this branch was transformed into the Uzbek Telegraph Agency (UzTAG) as part of TASS. UzA was established on 5 February 1992 by decree of the President.

References

"Uzbekistan National News Agency". The Uzbek Government.
. ["About UzA"](https://uza.uz/en/pages/about-uza). *Uzbekistan National News Agency*.

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