An Uzbek delegation met officials at Germany’s Finance and Transport ministries and visited federal property and land agencies, agreeing to sign a cooperation agreement covering state enterprise reform, corporate governance and specialist training.
Uzbekistan’s Anti-Corruption Agency, working with the EU and GIZ, has trained compliance officers from a network that has grown from 91 to more than 230 state bodies since 2021, while rolling out a Digital Compliance platform, a Risk Analysis Centre and a new deputy-head post with powers to temporarily relieve agency heads.
The Green Climate Fund has approved a €264.4 million trilateral programme that directs €103.7 million to Uzbekistan for forest and pasture restoration, climate-smart farming and expanded rural finance, targeting 342,000 residents and 164,000 hectares of land.
