Uzbekistan independent state

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UZBEKISTAN – INDEPENDENT STATE. 
The republic of uzbekistan declored september 1, 1991 the day of 
independence. The new country apperaed in world map and its priorities were to 
establish a free democratic society and to develope a market economy. The republic 
has been established wich more than 120. The emblashes of more than 40 countries 
and many authorized international non gevermental agenius have set up their offices 
in Tashkent. the embassies of Uzbekistan. Operate in 25 countries of the world and 
its consultates in 10 countries. the country joined the un in March 1992. Since the 
first days of independence the goverment of the country. Has found the interestes of 
the Uzbek nation and provide social, political and economy likes have been 
established with more than 140 countries. more than 3800 joint ventures operate in 
the Republic and the total volume of exported goads has increased 1.5 times. support 
to engoins reforme in the economic and social spheres is provided by the 
international financial structures.
Uzbekistan is developing it's cooperation with well - known international 
organizations such as the EU, OSCE, NATO and is streng thening mutually 
benficial biloteral relations with many countries of Europe, America, Asia, Africa 
and the countries of CSR. 
 
A NEW MICROCOMPEUTER 
An entirely new microcomputer has been developed in our country. The 
microcomputer is equipped with an airphmetical logical device which carry preset 
programmes. Because of this the microcomputer can perform various functions. It 
is easy to change commands or add new ones. The new computer is very small in 
size and weight is resistant to temperature fluctuation does not require special 
ventilation and easy to operate. It can be used in computer control complexes as an 
information-processing unit and also as abuilt-in computer in various analysing and 
display devices. It receives data, calcukates the optimum conditions and supplies 
signals for the control of tecnologecal processes. For example, in pressure-die 
casting the microcomputer receives information about the temperature in the 
furnase, the speed of the liquid metal movements, location of the various devices. 
The programme is written by technicians, and the operater inserts the required data. 
The field of application of the new computer appears to be vast. It can analyse 
various substances in oil, gas, chemical and food industries, as well as soil and 
plants. It can also be used for processing information about conditionsin the 
environment, for control of conveyors and other equipment.