Presidential Decree: gold medal winners at the 18th Asian Games will be awarded $ 5,000

The President of the Republic of Uzbekistan signed a decree “On awarding the winners of the XVIII Asian Games”.

Following athletes, who have contributed to the prestige of our country in the international arena through their successful participation and achievements at the XVIII Asian Games, which was held in the Republic of Indonesia, will be awarded:

$ 5,000 for winning a gold medal:

Abdurahmanov Bekzod - free-style wrestling
Abdullayev Muminjan - Greco-Roman wrestling
Gaibullayev Ma'ruf - kurash
Hisomiddinov Muhsin - kurash
Jandreev Shermuhammad - kurash
Suleymanova Gulnor - kurash
Shermetova Dildor - kurash
Yuldasheva Kumush - kurash
Menkov Vadim - canoeing
Latipov Jasurbek - boxing
Mirzakhalilov Mirazizbek - boxing
KHoldorov Iqboljon - boxing
Baturov Bobousmon - boxing
Madrimov Israil - boxing
Rafalovich Nikita - taekwondo
Nuriddinov Ruslan - weightlifting
Radzivil Svetlana - athletics
Kholmurzaev Shakhboz - academic rowing
Abdujabborov Shakhboz - academic rowing
Kholmamatov Kamoliddin - sambo
Urozboyev Diyorbek - judo
Istomin Denis - Tennis

$ 3,000 for winning a silver medal:

Assakalov Rustam - Greco-Roman wrestling
Mannopova Madinabonu - taekwondo
Pulatov Niyoz - taekwondo
Shokin Dmitry - taekwondo
Latisheva Darya - wushu
Yoqubov Doston - weightlifting
Otakuziyeva Omadoy - weightlifting
Turdiyev Alisher - rowing (Men's coxless pair)
Tulkunkhojayev Sardor - rowing (Men's coxless pair)
Mambetnazarov Islambek - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Krasnov Anatoly - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Yarov Alisher - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Hakimov Shehroz - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Najmiyev Shohjahon - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Usmanov Zafar - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Rahimov Otamurod - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Bahriev Dostonjon - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Xursanov Dostonjon - rowing (Men's lightweight coxed eight)
Rakhmatova Dilnoza - canoeing
Zokirova Nilufar - canoeing
Guliev Arthur - canoeing
Mamadaliev Elyorjon - canoeing
Shubina Yekaterina - canoeing (pair)
Borzova Yulia - canoeing (pair)
Chusovitina Oksana - gymnastics
Kholmurodov Murodjon - cycling
Boboyeva Bakhriniso - karate
Dusanova Nadia - athletics
Kurbanov Ruslan - athletics
Ikromova Asal - gymnastics (Women's rhythmic team all-around)
Rakhmatova Dildora - gymnastics (Women's rhythmic team all-around)
Toshkenboeva Sabina - gymnastics (Women's rhythmic team all-around)
Usmanova Nurinisso - gymnastics (Women's rhythmic team all-around)
Toshkenboeva Sabina - gymnastics (Women's rhythmic individual all-around)
Nuriyev Ruslan - kurash
Imamov Yahya - kurash
Davletova Nilufar - sambo
Dusmatov Khasanboy - boxing
Abdurasulov Shunqor - boxing

$ 2,000 for winning a bronze medal:

Khasanov Sirojiddin - wrestling
Ibragimov Magomed - wrestling
Modzmanashvili Davit - wrestling
Tursunkulova Nigora - taekwondo
Osipova Svetlana - taekwondo
Ergashev Adhamjon - weightlifting
Djangabaev Rustam - weightlifting
Mambetnazarov Islambek - rowing (Lightweight coxless four)
Hakimov Shehroz - rowing (Lightweight coxless four)
Rahimov Otamurod - rowing (Lightweight coxless four)
Usmanov Zafar - rowing (Lightweight coxless four)
Mahkamov Shakhriyor - canoeing
Agzamov Shokhrukhbek - canoeing
Rakhmatova Dilnoza - canoeing (single)
Kochiyeva Ksenia - canoeing
Kazantseva Natalya - canoeing
Shubina Ekaterina - canoeing (team)
Borzova Yulia - canoeing (team)
Mirbekov Serik - canoeing
Tukhtasinovich Nurislom - canoeing
Salimov Abdumalik - penchak silat
Mirzayeva Barno - karate
Saymatov Sadriddin - karate
Khojayev Sukhrob - athletics
Turaev Nurbek - kurash
Abdumajidova Oysuluv - kurash
Abdumalikova Muxlisa - kurash
Shomurodov Sarvar - kurash
Matniyazova Gulnoza - judo
Jurayev Sherali - judo
Oltiboyev Bekmurod - judo
Gulova Nodira - sambo
Rahmatilloyev Ahmad - sambo

It should be reminded that the Uzbek athletes, who defended the honor of our country in 30 kinds of sports in the Asian Games, won 70 medals in total (21 gold, 24 silver and 25 bronze), making Uzbekistan the fifth most medal-winning nation among 45 delegations.