Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — The fulfilment of key performance indicators (KPIs) by Uzbekistan’s deputy ministers of economy and finance for January–September 2026 was reviewed at a meeting of the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis Committee on Budget and Economic Issues.
Overall performance rates for the first three quarters stood at 100%, 99.4% and 99.9%, respectively, the Ministry of Economy and Finance’s press service reported.
At the meeting on 5 November, the committee heard reports on the ministry’s performance, including the implementation of tasks related to macroeconomic policy, the state budget and social policy, as well as targets to be achieved by the end of the year.
The system for assessing the performance of heads of government bodies and economic associations operates under Presidential Decree No. UP-49 of 13 March 2024. The procedure for evaluating heads of these bodies and their deputies against key performance indicators was approved by Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 463 of 31 July 2024.
KPI performance is recorded at the end of each quarter on the samaradorlik.uz electronic platform. The list of indicators, roadmaps for achieving them and regional action programmes are approved annually by the Cabinet of Ministers.
Key targets for 2026 include ensuring GDP growth of at least 6.6%, increasing GDP per capita to 52.3 million soums, expanding industrial production by 8.3% and raising state budget revenues to 18.7% of projected annual GDP.
In the first quarter, the combined fulfilment rate for 46 KPIs reached 100%. Against a GDP growth target of 6.1%, actual growth stood at 8.7%. GDP per capita reached 11.7 million soums, compared with the planned 10.1 million soums.
Industrial value added amounted to US$10.3 billion, exceeding the target of US$8.4 billion. Spending optimisation at major enterprises with state participation totalled 5,057 billion soums, against a target of 4,670 billion soums.
In the second quarter, overall performance across 51 indicators reached 99.4%. GDP growth stood at 8.5%, compared with the target of 6.3%, while GDP per capita reached 28 million soums against a planned 23.8 million soums. Industrial value added amounted to US$22.5 billion, exceeding the target of US$19.3 billion. The target of increasing industrial production by 8% was fully achieved.
In the third quarter, the combined fulfilment rate for 50 KPIs reached 99.9%. GDP growth stood at 8.3%, compared with the target of 6.4%, while industrial value added amounted to US$37.4 billion against a target of US$30.5 billion.
The meeting also emphasised the need to ensure the timely and effective achievement of the indicators set for deputy ministers for the remainder of the year, in line with instructions from the president and the Cabinet of Ministers.
The materials presented also included an indicator for financing subsidies, loans and grants for family members listed in the Social Register. Against a target of 50 trillion soums, reported implementation stood at 53.6 billion soums. The figures differ substantially, and their relationship requires further clarification.
