This review provides for an overview of the power energy sector of Uzbekistan, being currently subject to a large-scale transformation.

The construction industry in Uzbekistan is undergoing significant changes following the enactment of Presidential Decree from November 14, 2018 No. UP – 5577[1] ("Decree").

On August 13, 2019, the Law on Privatization of Non-Agricultural Land Plots (the "Law") was adopted. An unofficial translation of the Law is available in English at the following link

On May 21, 2019, the Law on the Use of Renewable Energy Sources (the "Law") has been adopted.

In November 2018, the Uzbek government continued its policy of liberalization with the simplification of rules for the employment of foreign workers and the construction legislation.

Since the middle of 2017, the Uzbek government has made a number of decisive steps towards relaxation of foreign trade controls and simplification of procedures for concluding export and import contracts.

In November 2019, there were a number of changes across different industries

In October 2019, legal changes of varying significance affected the following business-related activities within Uzbekistan: foreign trade and trading through commodity exchanges

The area of PPP is still at the initial stage of development in Uzbekistan. The Law on PPP has been drafted several times, but has not been approved yet.

On June 2, 2019, the Law on Personal Data (the "Law") has been adopted.

The Uzbek Law "On Public – Private Partnership" No. ZRU – 537 (the "PPP Law") has been adopted on May 10, 2019.

Today's Legal Highlight is dedicated to such complex topic as permanent establishment ("PE"). Under Uzbek Law, PE is not considered as separate legal entities and used solely for tax purposes.

Uzbekistan has undergone drastic changes related to unexpected death of its first president, Mr. Islam Karimov.

Uzbekistan has undergone drastic changes related to unexpected death of its first President, Mr. Islam Karimov. His successor and now newly elected President Mr. Shavkat Mirziyoev ...

The popularity of bank loans compared with debt securities lies in the underdevelopment of the Uzbek securities market.

Legislation on the use of renewable energy sources shall consist of this Law and other legislative acts.

Joint-stock companies, limited and additional liability companies, general and limited partnerships are covered by M&A legislation. M&A transactions are regulated by the following laws and legislative acts.

Please set out the various regimes applicable to recognising and enforcing judgments in your jurisdiction and the names of the countries to which such special regimes apply.

This brief summary outlines the key provisions of the Uzbek Law on Limited and Additional Liability Companies No. 310-II of 6 December 2001 with respect to a corporate governance structure of limited and additional liability companies ...