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Small Businesses Account for 53.8% of Uzbekistan’s GDP
Small businesses generated 904.8 trillion soums of Uzbekistan’s GDP in January–September 2026, while the number of active entities reached 1.26 million.
Tashkent Leads Uzbekistan’s Regions in Economic Growth
Uzbekistan’s GDP rose 8.3% to 1,755.5 trillion soums in January–September 2026, with Tashkent recording the fastest regional growth at 13.1%.
Uzbekistan Schools Lease Canteens Through E-auksion Platform
School canteens in Uzbekistan are leased to businesses through competitive tenders on E-auksion, with contracts awarded for one academic year.
Uzbekistan Completes Nearly 68,000 Apartments in Nine Months
Uzbekistan completed 67,859 apartments in January–September 2026, up 88.8% year on year, while mortgage lending reached 20.9 trillion soums.
Uzbekistan and EDB Discuss Mining and Metallurgy Investments
Uzbekistan and the Eurasian Development Bank discussed financing opportunities for prospective mining and metallurgy projects and expanding investment cooperation.
Namangan Signs US$105 Million Deal with Italy’s Gamma Meccanica
Namangan Region has signed a US$105 million investment agreement with Italian industrial equipment maker Gamma Meccanica following talks in Italy.
Namangan Delegation Studies Cheese Production in Italy
A delegation from Namangan Region visited an Italian Parmigiano Reggiano producer to study cheesemaking technology, quality standards and storage methods.
Uzbekistan and Bavaria Discuss Expanding Economic Ties
Uzbekistan and Bavaria discussed trade, investment, vocational training and potential joint projects during the Uzbek ambassador’s visit to the German state.
Uzbekistan and Pakistan Discuss Joint Investment Projects
Uzbekistan and Pakistan’s Dewan Yousuf Group discussed potential projects in digital finance, sugar and cement production, and trade logistics.
Uzbekneftegaz Considers Extending Eurobond Maturity
Uzbekneftegaz is considering extending the maturity of its first eurobond issue, due in 2028, while also planning to refinance US$1 billion in loans.