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Private Operators to Take Over Power Grids in Jizzakh and Tashkent Regions as Energy Privatisation Drive Expands
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has announced that private operators will be invited to manage electricity distribution networks in the Jizzakh and Tashkent…
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Six $4.7 Billion Energy Deals Signed as Grid Losses Become Investment Priority
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has signed six major energy project agreements totalling $4.7 billion and declared that reducing losses in the electricity…
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Chinese energy giants propose Andijan logistics hub and agrivoltaics projects in talks with President
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has expressed support for Chinese proposals to build a logistics hub in Andijan and develop agrivoltaics projects, following…
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Tashkent Metro eyes 70 new rail cars as city council backs foreign-funded train purchase
Tashkent's city council has approved a concept to buy 14 five-car trains for the metro, with seven international manufacturers assessed and…
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Saudi-Led Consortium Signs 35-Year Deal to Build Tashkent’s New Airport by 2030
A Saudi-led international consortium has signed a 35-year public-private partnership to build a new Tashkent airport by 2030, with a $2.5…
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Dormant UK Firms Won $200m in AMMC Tenders Linked to One Man, OCCRP Finds
An OCCRP investigation has found that ten foreign companies — including two UK-registered firms that declared themselves dormant — won over…
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Uzbekistan Watchdog Flags 2.5 Billion Soums in Procurement Violations Across Four Regions
The Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee has identified procurement violations worth nearly 2.5 billion soums across cases in Karakalpakstan, Samarkand,…
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Uzbekistan Procurement Watchdog Flags 8.1 Billion Soums in Violations Across Six Regions
The Competition Promotion and Consumer Protection Committee has identified procurement violations worth more than 8.1 billion soums across six Uzbek regions,…
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Competition Violations Cleared in 3.5 Billion-Soum Procurement Cases Across Three Regions
Enforcement actions in Surkhandarya and Jizzakh regions have resolved competition-law violations in public tenders worth nearly 3.5 billion soums, with financial…
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