Uzbekistan enters the global capital market
Uzbekistan
Privatization, Eurobonds and a Global Tour: Uzbekistan is launching an ambitious investment course and plans to attract $42 billion. London is already in the game - New York, Dubai, and Tokyo are ahead.
At the meeting chaired by the President of Uzbekistan on April 9, large-scale measures to actively attract foreign investment were discussed. In 2025, the country plans to attract a record $42 billion, covering more than 8 thousand investment projects - from large industrial enterprises to medium and small enterprises.
Part of the investments will come through privatization: 49 state-owned enterprises will enter the international market, and 15 of the largest companies will issue Eurobonds. It is also planned to receive $2 billion in grants from international donors and $6 billion through bank mechanisms.
International forums and "Uzbekistan Investors' Days," which will be organized in the world's largest financial centers - New York, Singapore, Dubai, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Istanbul - will give an additional impetus. The first success has already been recorded: agreements worth $2.77 billion have been signed in London.
These measures will become the basis for creating a new investment image of Uzbekistan and significantly increase the interest of international partners in the country's economy.
Part of the investments will come through privatization: 49 state-owned enterprises will enter the international market, and 15 of the largest companies will issue Eurobonds. It is also planned to receive $2 billion in grants from international donors and $6 billion through bank mechanisms.
International forums and "Uzbekistan Investors' Days," which will be organized in the world's largest financial centers - New York, Singapore, Dubai, Tokyo, Shanghai, and Istanbul - will give an additional impetus. The first success has already been recorded: agreements worth $2.77 billion have been signed in London.
These measures will become the basis for creating a new investment image of Uzbekistan and significantly increase the interest of international partners in the country's economy.
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