Uzbekistan’s Rapid Economic Growth Momentum

The first quarter proved highly favorable for Uzbekistan’s economy. Economic growth reached 8.7%, inflation fell to its lowest level in recent years, investment hit a record high, and exports continued to expand steadily.

Economic Growth Dynamics

The pace of economic growth achieved by Uzbekistan in the first quarter exceeded the expectations of international institutions. The Asian Development Bank had projected 6.7% growth for the first quarter. The World Bank initially forecast 6.0%, but revised it upward to 6.4% in April. The IMF also raised its forecast in April from 6.2% to 6.8%.

Uzbekistan and the World Urban Forum: From National Transformation to International Dialogue

This May, Baku will serve as the world's leading platform for discussions on the future of cities. From May 17 to 22, the capital of Azerbaijan will host the 13th Session of the World Urban Forum – the United Nations' leading global forum on sustainable urbanization. The forum's theme is "Housing for All: A Better Urban Future." Organizers indicate that the forum will address both the global housing crisis and the broader impact of housing on building inclusive, resilient, and climate-adapted urban environments.

Under the slogan “New Energy: Innovation, Sustainability, and Regional Cooperation”, Uzbekistan Energy Week will be held in Tashkent

A total of 537 companies and brands, 125 speakers, and more than 1,000 delegates from 31 countries have confirmed their participation in the forum

Nearly 1 million foreign tourists from more than 50 countries are expected to visit the 65th International Flower Festival

Namangan is one of Uzbekistan’s regions with a rich centuries-old history. The area has been continuously inhabited for more than two thousand years. The Namangan region was established as an administrative unit in 1941. Today, its population exceeds three million people. The area covers 7,900 km², and its administrative centre is the city of Namangan. The city is located at an altitude of about 450 metres above sea level.

More than 150 reliable suppliers from the textile and apparel industry from various countries will gather in Tashkent

The 26th International Textile and Garment Industry Exhibition TextileExpo Uzbekistan 2026 will be held from May 13 to 15, 2026 at the Uzexpocentre National Exhibition Complex in Tashkent

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Uzbekistan and the Czech Republic consistently develop multifaceted cooperation based on mutually beneficial dialogue

On April 29th, Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Andrej Babiš, arrived in Uzbekistan on an official visit.

In the context of the modern transformation of international relations and growing global threats and risks, Uzbekistan and the Czech Republic - located in distant regions of the continent - are consistently developing bilateral cooperation, giving it a more systematic and multifaceted character. The expansion of political dialogue, the strengthening of trade and economic partnership and the intensification of humanitarian interaction reflect the mutual interest of both parties in deepening their partnership.

Expanding Cooperation Between Uzbekistan and the Czech Republic in the Transport and Logistics Sector

The Ministry of Transport of the Republic of Uzbekistan views the development of cooperation with the Czech Republic as one of the strategic priorities for strengthening the country’s international transport and logistics integration.

Uzbekistan – Czech Republic: prospects for cooperation on the path to environmental sustainability

In conditions where modern environmental problems are acquiring a global character, cooperation between countries is becoming a decisive factor in ensuring sustainable development. In particular, challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, and biodiversity loss are transboundary in nature, and their effective resolution requires the exchange of international experience and advanced approaches. From this perspective, the development of cooperation between the Czech Republic and Uzbekistan in the field of ecology and environmental protection is one of the most pressing tasks.