New data shows slower borrowing pace as multilateral lenders remain Uzbekistan’s biggest creditors
Tashkent unveils major clean-energy expansion as $11bn in new facilities comes online
The share of residents using public transport is expected to reach 60%
More than 800,000 new flats will be built in the Yangi Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan has been placed in Group K
Regional authorities upgraded 69,000 km of electrical grids
The sharpest growth was observed in agricultural supplies
The ministry also set a lower cap of on foreign borrowing
The largest groups of students came from India
The pace of debt growth is slowing
The funds will be used to modernise filtration systems
The facility will cover 100,000 square metres
This shift has become a priority amid global financial uncertainty
Other active buyers included Indonesia, Turkey, the Czech Republic
Uzbekistan expects to attract more in Russian investment next year
The fiscal deficit is forecast at 3% of GDP
Plans also include modernisation of the Arnasay airport
Mirziyoyeva recently visited a greenhouse in the Kibray district
Visa requirements remain in effect
Fitch highlights stability risks and reform priorities for Uzbekistan’s banking sector
More than 1.2K people have died
The equipment will be delivered through KOICA
Fergana saw the highest annual inflation