In January–February 2026, Uzbekistan increased imports of oil and fuel and energy products to $304.7 million, which is almost $95.4 million more compared to the same period last year. Such data is provided by the Customs Committee of the country.
The main growth came from gasoline - its supplies increased from 135.9 thousand tons for $78.5 million to 279.2 thousand tons for $165.9 million. Diesel fuel also showed steady growth: from 66.4 million kg for $53.9 million to 89.6 million kg for $71.5 million. Oils for engines and transmissions, other liquid fuels and kerosene also increased in volume and value.
At the same time, imports of light distillates decreased from 47.2 million kg for $31 million to 15.7 million kg for $8 million, and fuel oil was imported almost eight times less - from 39.5 million kg for $14 million to 5.5 million kg for $1.5 million. Deliveries of other petroleum products were not carried out either in 2025 or in 2026.
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Investments in the project will amount to $135 million, the start of production is scheduled for 2026
The project should dramatically increase copper processing and strengthen the country's mining and metallurgical industry
The company wants to participate in the development of New Tashkent and urban projects in Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva
New highway changes the region's logistics:
Electric vehicle charging stations in the capital are being shut down en masse
The car market demonstrates steady growth
National Bank maintains leading position in the financial market
Nurabad Technology Park will become a new center for investment and technology
A direct route to Novosibirsk will open up opportunities for tourism and business
