Economy
Uzbekistan economy news: GDP, investment, trade, industry. Analysis and statistics.
Uzbekistan Plans to Allow Businesses in 46,000 Apartments
Uzbekistan plans to allow small retail and service businesses on the ground floors of apartment buildings without converting residential units to non-residential …
Uzbekistan, Algeria Discuss Expanding Trade Cooperation
Uzbekistan and Algeria discussed expanding trade and investment ties, industrial cooperation and initiatives to increase bilateral trade.
Uzbekistan, Lufthansa Technik Discuss Cooperation
Uzbekistan and Lufthansa Technik discussed aircraft technical support, maintenance capabilities and plans to expand aviation expertise through 2035.
Uzbekneftegaz, Sakson Drilling Discuss Cooperation
Uzbekneftegaz and UAE-based Sakson Drilling & Oil Services discussed potential cooperation and future projects in the oil and gas sector.
Uzbekistan, Japan Discuss New Economic Projects
Uzbekistan and Japan discussed implementing high-level agreements and expanding economic cooperation in energy, infrastructure, healthcare and critical minerals.
Ferghana, Prosica GmbH Discuss New Projects
Ferghana region and Germany’s Prosica GmbH discussed new projects, including German language training, employment in Germany, sports and driver training.
Kuva Pomegranates Exported to South Korea
A shipment of 9 tonnes of pomegranates grown in Uzbekistan’s Kuva district has been exported to South Korea as the new season …
Uzbekistan and UC Davis to Expand Horticulture Cooperation
Uzbekistan and UC Davis plan to cooperate on testing and propagating grapevine and pistachio planting materials adapted to local conditions.
Mirziyoyev Reviews Operations at RomPharm NS
Uzbekistan President Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited RomPharm NS in Tashkent’s Almazar district to review its production capacity and development plans.
Costlier Capital to Increase Pressure on Central Asian Markets
Rising global bond yields could make external financing more expensive for Central Asian countries, while Uzbekistan remains relatively resilient.