Uzbekistan projects 2026 GDP to exceed $180 billion
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Uzbekistan projects its 2026 gross domestic product will exceed $180 billion, according to state news agency UzA. The forecast was announced during a state awards ceremony at the Kuksaroy residence marking the 35th anniversary of independence. The economy has attracted over $160 billion in foreign investment over the past decade.
Key Facts
- Uzbekistan's GDP is projected to surpass $180 billion in 2026.
- Foreign investment inflows exceeded $160 billion over the past decade.
- The economy has grown more than 2.5 times over the past ten years.
- 5.7 million permanent jobs were created across industry, services, and agriculture.
- 83,000 kilometers of public roads were built or repaired.
Economic Growth Forecast
Uzbekistan expects its gross domestic product to exceed $180 billion in 2026. The economy has expanded more than 2.5 times over the past decade. Foreign investment inflows surpassed $160 billion during that period. The forecast was announced at the Kuksaroy residence during a ceremony for the 35th anniversary of independence.
Infrastructure and Social Development
5.7 million permanent jobs were created in industry, services, and agriculture. 83,000 kilometers of public roads were built or repaired. Centralized drinking water reached 8 million residents for the first time, and water supply improved for another 11.5 million. 650,000 families obtained new modern housing over the past ten years.
Education and Healthcare Facilities
1.2 million new school places, 342,000 kindergarten places, and 62,000 hospital beds were commissioned. The projects were implemented with participation of the state and private sector. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev attended the awards ceremony at Kuksaroy.
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Uzbekistan projects 2026 GDP to exceed $180 billion
