AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoClean Energy: Solar and wind generated 9.4% of Uzbekistan’s electricity from Nov. 1–10, saving 63 million cubic metres of natural gas. Development Finance: The World Bank and Uzbekistan discussed priorities including infrastructure investment, privatization and water security; their project portfolio is nearly $16 billion. Separately, the ADB approved a $60 million loan to strengthen livestock production and support rural farmers. Industry: A Japanese company is exploring a specialty-yarn plant in Tashkent region, with trial production for export markets possible in 2027. Trade: Uzbekistan plans to remove import duties on mobile phones as part of WTO accession, a change expected to cut retail prices by about 5%; VAT will remain. Housing: New rules require developers to register project disclosures before advertising shared-equity housing, with buyers’ funds held in escrow until construction is complete.
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