2025-7-29 18:49 |
In the first half of 2025, investments in fixed assets financed by the population of Uzbekistan reached 17.3 trillion soums ($1.44 billion), according to official data. This marked a notable share of total national investment activity, reflecting shifting trends in private capital contribution throughout recent quarters.
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