AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S. Investment: Secretary of State Marco Rubio is due in Samarkand with more than 200 American business leaders for C5+1 talks and meetings with Central Asian officials, putting trade and investment high on the agenda. Manufacturing: South Korean auto-parts maker Hansae Mobility has opened a $30 million Fergana plant, creating more than 100 jobs, with plans to expand hiring and local supplier links. Logistics: A new decree targets 40 million tons of annual logistics-center capacity by 2030, alongside $3.5 billion in transport-service exports and 18.5 million tons of transit cargo. Growth Outlook: The IMF projects Uzbekistan’s economy will grow 7.8%, with inflation expected to ease. Trade: Some 200 Chinese companies are showcasing products at a trade exhibition in Tashkent, running through October 16. Investor Climate: Amsterdam & Partners LLP says arrests linked to a dispute involving fintech firm Solfy undermine investor confidence; this is the law firm’s allegation, and the accusations against the detained executives have not been ruled on by a court.
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