A recent survey focused on workers from Uzbekistan in a neighboring country. Nearly 1,200 individuals were interviewed, providing insight into their educational backgrounds. The majority had completed some level of secondary education, with a notable portion having gone on to pursue further education.

Many of these workers play a crucial role in supporting their families, with a significant percentage identifying as primary breadwinners. Further details about the survey and its findings are available, offering a more in-depth look at the experiences and characteristics of these workers.