Uzbekistan has doubled its commercial exchange with Eurasian Development Bank member states over a five-year period, with overall trade turnover climbing to $19.3 bn by the close of 2025.
Following its official accession as the multilateral lender’s seventh member state last year, Tashkent has integrated deeper into the financial institution’s regional framework. The bank launched full-scale operations inside the country in 2026, actively deploying investment capital and forging industrial partnerships across multiple sectors.
Commercial exchanges with the bloc currently account for nearly 30% of the republic’s total external merchandise trade, surging by roughly $10 bn since 2020 on the...