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ARTICLE · 15 APRIL 2021

Picking The Right Structure For Privatisation

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The active flow of foreign investments has become possible due to the pro-market reforms carried out since 2016 in Uzbekistan. Liberalization of the foreign exchange market...

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The active flow of foreign investments has become possible due to the pro-market reforms carried out since 2016 in Uzbekistan. Liberalization of the foreign exchange market, large-scale privatization of state-owned enterprises, the planned liberalization of some domestic prices, modern monetary policy - all this is extremely positively perceived by investors who are ready to invest in Uzbekistan more and more. As such, at the end of the last year, the President of Uzbekistan approved a privatisation plan aimed at increasing the participation of the private sector in the country's gross domestic product.

Privatisation is the acquisition of public property entities or shares to the private entities, and denationalisation is the transformation of state-owned enterprises and organisations into economic partnerships that are not publicly owned.

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