Wednesday, 04, March, 2026
Uzbekistan's public debt topped $46.8 billion as of late 2025, the Ministry of Economy and Finance said in a report today. Reportedly, $39.8 billion of this amount is external public debt, while $7 billion is domestic public debt.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is listed among the top creditors of Uzbekistan's external public debt, alongside the Islamic Development Bank and Korean financial institutions. Compared to 2024, Uzbekistan's public debt increased by $6.6 billion.
President Mirziyoyev signed a decree on February 25 returning the Takhiatash Thermal Power Plant to the management of...
Uzbekistan and Afghanistan will expedite the taking effect of the preferential trade deal and significantly expand tr...
Uzbekistan's public debt topped $46.8 billion as of late 2025, the Ministry of Economy and Finance said in a report t...
According to the 2026 State Program, approved by the president Mirziyoyev, no state-owned bank will be privatized in ...
Uzbekistan plans to step up manufacturing of finished goods from domestically produced raw materials, to boost proces...
As of late 2025, Uzbekistan defines its national poverty line, set at 669,000 soums (approx. $54.5) per person p...
Uzbekistan's gold and foreign exchange reserves reached $75.08 billion as of February 1, 2026, the highest figure eve...
In 2025, the average monthly gross salary in Uzbekistan was 6.38 million soums (or approximately $507), marking an 18...
Uzbekistan-bound remittances reached $18.9 billion in 2025, recording a 27.2% increase to $14.8 billion in 2024, the ...
An "important strategic decision" has been made to increase oil and gas production at fields in Gazli area, Uzbekneft...
State-owned Uzbekneftegaz may join the M-25 gas field project as a trusted partner to hire specialists from American ...
Uzbekistan's GDP grew by 7.7% in 2025, the Statistics Committee said in a report. Compared to 2024, this is up b...