US EXIM Bank Eyes Investments in Uzbekistan’s Key Sectors
Economy
Uzbekistan and US EXIM Bank discussed opportunities to finance joint projects in key sectors of the country’s economy, including agriculture, transport, mining, and infrastructure.
On March 31, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan’s Minister of Investments, Industry and Trade, Laziz Kudratov, met with John An, representative of the US Export-Import Bank (US EXIM Bank) for the Asia-Pacific region. The meeting was also attended by US Ambassador to Uzbekistan, Jonathan Henik.
Founded in 1934, US EXIM Bank is a government financial institution providing loans, guarantees, and insurance tools to support exports. The bank’s total portfolio exceeds $130 billion.
During the meeting, the parties discussed mechanisms for utilizing the bank’s tools to finance joint projects in Uzbekistan’s priority sectors. Special attention was given to agriculture, transport and infrastructure, and mining.
The participants emphasized the high potential for expanding bilateral cooperation and expressed readiness to strengthen engagement in promoting investment projects involving American companies.
Founded in 1934, US EXIM Bank is a government financial institution providing loans, guarantees, and insurance tools to support exports. The bank’s total portfolio exceeds $130 billion.
During the meeting, the parties discussed mechanisms for utilizing the bank’s tools to finance joint projects in Uzbekistan’s priority sectors. Special attention was given to agriculture, transport and infrastructure, and mining.
The participants emphasized the high potential for expanding bilateral cooperation and expressed readiness to strengthen engagement in promoting investment projects involving American companies.
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