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Uzbekistan Uncovers Soum 10.2 Trillion in Procurement Violations
Uzbekistan’s Accounts Chamber identified 18,788 public procurement violations worth 10.2 trillion soums in January–September 2026.
Uzbekistan Ends Requirement to Print and Bind Invoice Registers
Uzbekistan has abolished requirements to print, number, bind and stamp invoice registers, while introducing new tax reporting forms for certain businesses.
Uzbekistan Enters Japan’s Top Five Prune Suppliers
Uzbekistan ranks among Japan’s five largest prune suppliers and its top 10 raisin exporters, as the two countries seek to expand agricultural trade.
Uzbekistan and Türkiye Discuss Expanding Business Ties
Uzbekistan’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry held talks with a Turkish business delegation on expanding trade, investment and cooperation between companies.
Uzbekistan Has 357,883 Active Individual Entrepreneurs
Uzbekistan had 357,883 active individual entrepreneurs as of 1 October 2026, with the largest number registered in Tashkent, Ferghana and Samarkand regions.
Uzbekistan Ministry Building Sold for 287.14 Billion Soums
A four-storey building used by Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade has been sold at auction to Shakhrisabz Agroport for 287.14 billion soums.
Uzbekistan Records 33,600 Escrow Transactions in October
Uzbekistan recorded 33,631 property and vehicle transactions through escrow accounts in October 2026, including 16,893 property deals.
Uzbekistan to Automate Excise Tax Reporting from 2027
Uzbekistan is automating excise tax reporting for oil and gas products, with a transition to proactive tax return preparation planned for 2027.
Centrum Air and A-Quatro Discuss China-Poland Cargo Flights
Uzbekistan’s Centrum Air and Poland’s A-Quatro have discussed charter cargo flights from China to Poland and multimodal freight delivery options.
Polish Companies Explore New Tashkent Development Project
A Polish official and business delegation has reviewed the New Tashkent project and discussed opportunities for Polish companies to participate in its development.