Economy
Economy
Arup to Assess Development Projects in Tashkent Region
British engineering consultancy Arup discussed tourism, infrastructure, industrial and energy projects with officials in Uzbekistan's Tashkent Region.
Uzbekistan Energy Ministry to Expand Digital Transformation
Uzbekistan's Energy Ministry plans to expand digitalisation, modernise power infrastructure and improve citizen services as energy-related complaints continue to decline.
Andijan Region to Develop Avatar Grape Plantations
A 190-hectare Avatar grape plantation and tourism complex will be developed in Uzbekistan's Andijan Region, featuring agrotourism facilities and water-saving …
Uzbekistan and Czech Republic Launch Medical Workforce Program
Uzbekistan and the Czech Republic will launch a programme in September 2026 to train Uzbek healthcare professionals for employment in …
Uzbekistan and Germany Discuss Expanding Economic Cooperation
Uzbekistan and Germany discussed expanding trade, investment and technology cooperation as officials reviewed bilateral economic ties and preparations for intergovernmental …
Tashkent Airport Cargo Terminal Expands as Freight Volumes Rise
Tashkent International Airport's new cargo terminal is handling growing freight volumes as Uzbekistan expands trade and strengthens its position as …
Uzbekistan, Iraqi Kurdistan Sign Business Cooperation Deals
Uzbekistan and Iraqi Kurdistan signed cooperation agreements during a business forum in Tashkent aimed at expanding trade, investment and regional …
Uzbekistan Sets New Summer Power Consumption Record
Uzbekistan recorded new daily electricity consumption and generation records on 17 July 2026 as high temperatures increased demand, the Energy …
Uzbekistan's Natural Honey Imports Nearly Triple
Uzbekistan imported 642.2 tonnes of natural honey in the first four months of 2026, almost three times more than a …
Uzbekistan Housing Prices Rise 4% Year-on-Year
Housing prices in Uzbekistan increased 4% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, while apartment prices rose 5.5%, according to …