Analysis, market notes and community updates on doing business between Georgia and Uzbekistan — written by people who operate in both.
Uzbekistan and South Korea have prepared a nearly US$12 billion project pipeline, creating new prospects for Uzbekistan’s market and opportunities for Uzbek, international and Georgian companies.
From PINFL requirements to legal structure, banking and licences, these are the practical steps foreign founders should understand early.
Rising trans-Caspian trade could allow Georgia to capture more value through logistics, warehousing, processing and industrial activity..
82% of surveyed entrepreneurs expect business conditions to improve, offering a useful view from inside Uzbekistan’s private sector.
Tashkent hosted the Global Business Services Forum 2026 as the country positions itself as a base for BPO, KPO and export-oriented IT.
Growth of 8.5%, $28 billion in investment and a ratings upgrade from both Fitch and Moody's — what the numbers tell businesses looking at the market.
A 282-kilometre, six-lane project set for completion by 2030 will halve travel time and cut freight costs by up to a quarter.
Trade turnover grew 7.4% year-on-year in the first half of 2026, reinforcing Uzbekistan's position as a regional trade and logistics hub.
Uzbekistan’s PF-138 decree provides for UZS 270 trillion in business support for 2026 and 2027, including SME financing, investment infrastructure, hotel loans, credit guarantees, tourism measures and tax incentives.