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Bukhara refinery to invest US$328m in Euro-5 petrol
The Bukhara refinery plans to invest US$328 million to produce Euro-5 AI-92 and AI-95 petrol from the second quarter of 2029.
UzAuto Motors' net profit falls 46.9% in nine months
UzAuto Motors' net profit fell 46.9% year on year to 1.867 trillion soums in January–September 2026, according to its financial statements.
Kubanychbek Omuraliev elected president of Turkic Investment Fund
Kyrgyz diplomat Kubanychbek Omuraliev has taken office as president of the Turkic Investment Fund, succeeding its first head, Bagdat Amreyev.
Turkish-Qatari consortium wins Bukhara airport construction tender
Limak İnşaat and HBK Contracting will build and operate the New Bukhara International Airport under a 23-year public-private partnership agreement.
Uzbekistan and FAO discuss AI-based farm digitalisation project
Uzbekistan and FAO have discussed developing an AI-based agricultural digitalisation project, alongside investment and cooperation in the farming sector.
Uzmetkombinat and US firm study Tebinbulak iron ore deposit
Uzmetkombinat and US company Eldridge have begun jointly assessing the Tebinbulak iron ore deposit in Karakalpakstan.
Tashkent Region and Zhejiang discuss new investment projects
Tashkent Region and China's Zhejiang Province have discussed expanding trade, attracting investment and launching joint projects in industry, logistics and tourism.
Tashkent develops 22.7km bus rapid transit corridor
Tashkent is developing a 22.7km BRT corridor linking Sergeli and Yunusabad, with dedicated bus lanes, upgraded stops and traffic signals.
Ferghana Region to Study Türkiye’s Nursery Production Expertise
Ferghana Region plans to study Türkiye’s seedling production methods and organise practical training for local farmers and gardeners with Turkish specialists.
Uzbekistan and Sweden Discuss 18-Month Jobs Pilot
Uzbekistan and Sweden are preparing an 18-month pilot project for legal employment, initially targeting occupations with confirmed demand from Swedish employers.