Uzbekistan signed 229 agreements worth $16 billion with foreign investors in February. More than 10 cities will be held accountable for slow investment attraction. In the first two months, 14 cities secured over $50 million in investments, while others fell short. The president ordered an analysis of delays and accountability for shortcomings.
In February, investments exceeded $3 billion, a 40% increase from 2024. Business trips to multiple countries led to 178 agreements worth over $12 billion. Additionally, 51 agreements totaling $3.8 billion were signed after visits from foreign entrepreneurs.
The goal for Q1 is to attract $8 billion, accelerating credit lines and collaboration with financial institutions. Efforts include business missions, participation in international exhibitions, and infrastructure improvements.
Source: spot.uz
