Friday, 22, November, 2024
In 2023, Uzbekistan’s international trade reached US$ 62.6 billion. According to the statistics agency, Uzbekistan’s international trade in 2023 increased by 23.9% compared to 2022.
Of which: the export - $24.4 billion (a 23.8% increase), import - $38.1 billion (increase by 24%).
China (21.9 %), Russia (15.8 %), Kazakhstan (7 %), Turkey (5 %), and the Republic of Korea (3.7 %) had a relatively higher share in Uzbekistan’s international trade in 2023.
Negotiations on the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan Railway project are nearly finalized. This strategic project will sig...
Uzbek embassy in Slovakia (stationed in Vienna, Austria) held a presentation dedicated to Uzbekistan’s investme...
The World Bank, in collaboration with the Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA), is hosting a regional conferenc...
The State Assets Management Agency announced the privatization of a stake in UztemirYulKonteyner. Cotton Logisti...
In October, inflation expectations of the public and businesses in Uzbekistan for the next 12 months began to decline...
The European Economic Days forum in Uzbekistan has successfully concluded in Tashkent, marking a new stage in economi...
Uzbekistan's public debt may rise to $45 billion in 2025, the Ministry of Economy and Finance said in a report. ...
The Chinese Sino-Wind Energy unveiled plans to set up a wind turbine blade manufacturing plant in Uzbekistan. This wa...
The Central Bank’s governor Mamarizo Nurmuratov commented on the adding of two more Uzbek companies to the US s...
The Central Bank’s governor Mamarizo Nurmuratov replied to a question about Uzbekistan's dependence on Russia i...
The Europe-Uzbekistan Association for Economic Cooperation (EUROUZ) is pleased to announce the European Economic Days...
The Ministry of Economy and Finance unveiled the proposed tax rates in the draft 2025-2027 Uzbekistan budget. Cu...