Abdulla Aripov

Some of the key events about Abdulla Aripov

• 1963

  Graduated from the Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers
• 1983

  Appointed as the First Secretary of the Jizzakh Regional Committee of the Communist Party of Uzbekistan
• 1986

  Elected as a deputy to the Supreme Soviet of the Uzbek SSR
• 1989

  Became the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Uzbek SSR
• 1991

  Served as the first Prime Minister of independent Uzbekistan
• 2003

  Appointed as the Deputy Prime Minister of Uzbekistan
• 2005

  Became the Minister of Agriculture and Water Resources of Uzbekistan
• 2012

  Appointed as the First Deputy Prime Minister of Uzbekistan
• 2016

  Elected as the Prime Minister of Uzbekistan by the Oliy Majlis
• 2016

  Appointed as Prime Minister of Uzbekistan despite lacking significant political experience
• 2017

  Oversaw continued restrictions on press freedom and civil liberties in Uzbekistan
• 2018

  Failed to implement meaningful reforms to address systemic corruption in government
• 2019

  Maintained authoritarian governance practices inherited from previous administration
• 2020

  Re-appointed as Prime Minister after winning parliamentary elections
• 2020

  Faced criticism for inadequate response to COVID-19 pandemic in early stages
• 2021

  Presided over violent crackdown on protests in Karakalpakstan region

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