Bukhara region received a package of investments of a record amount
Uzbekistan
In the Bukhara region, the implementation of 21 new projects worth $1.7 billion will begin, which will create 32 thousand jobs and strengthen the region's export potential. Among the initiatives are graphite mining, the construction of modern residential complexes, and the development of solar energy.
On August 12, 2025, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev chaired a meeting on the progress of reforms and new projects in the Bukhara region. Over the past eight years, more than $8 billion in investments have been attracted, diversifying the local economy, launching 6,000 industrial enterprises, and increasing industrial output sixfold.
In tourism, annual visitors have reached 1.7 million, infrastructure has improved, and renowned hotel brands have entered the region. In the first half of 2025, industrial production grew by 7.3%, the gross regional product by 6.4%, and 198 new enterprises were launched.
A package of 21 investment projects worth $1.7 billion was presented. These projects will create 32,000 jobs and generate $180 million in export potential. Key initiatives include:
graphite mining and processing in Peshkun district (Turkey);
construction of a modern residential complex (Vietnam);
establishment of a surgical center (India);
development of a 217-hectare site with 260 projects and over 10,000 jobs.
In agriculture, the experience of affordable greenhouses in Peshkun will be replicated across 5,000 households in the region. Vineyards will be planted on 10,000 hectares, and orchards with apricots, cherries, figs, and other export-oriented fruits will cover 5,000 hectares.
In tourism, foreign investors are invited to build a large shopping and entertainment park to encourage longer tourist stays.
In industry, alongside existing major oil and gas enterprises, 10 solar and wind power plants are under construction. Small businesses are planned to be developed around these facilities to boost investment, industrial output, and exports.
Regional and district governors presented plans to expand income sources for the population and reduce poverty and unemployment.
In tourism, annual visitors have reached 1.7 million, infrastructure has improved, and renowned hotel brands have entered the region. In the first half of 2025, industrial production grew by 7.3%, the gross regional product by 6.4%, and 198 new enterprises were launched.
A package of 21 investment projects worth $1.7 billion was presented. These projects will create 32,000 jobs and generate $180 million in export potential. Key initiatives include:
graphite mining and processing in Peshkun district (Turkey);
construction of a modern residential complex (Vietnam);
establishment of a surgical center (India);
development of a 217-hectare site with 260 projects and over 10,000 jobs.
In agriculture, the experience of affordable greenhouses in Peshkun will be replicated across 5,000 households in the region. Vineyards will be planted on 10,000 hectares, and orchards with apricots, cherries, figs, and other export-oriented fruits will cover 5,000 hectares.
In tourism, foreign investors are invited to build a large shopping and entertainment park to encourage longer tourist stays.
In industry, alongside existing major oil and gas enterprises, 10 solar and wind power plants are under construction. Small businesses are planned to be developed around these facilities to boost investment, industrial output, and exports.
Regional and district governors presented plans to expand income sources for the population and reduce poverty and unemployment.
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