A Roadshow presentation organized by the Agency for Management of State Assets was held in Nurafshan, Tashkent Region. The event has been traditionally organized by the Agency for six consecutive years.

Entrepreneurs, investors, and members of the public were provided with detailed information about state assets and land plots being offered for privatization in the region, as well as new opportunities for business development and the implementation of investment projects.

The event was attended by the First Deputy Hokim of Tashkent Region responsible for financial and economic affairs and poverty reduction, as well as approximately 320 entrepreneurs, investors and young people.

During the presentation, participants were informed about the Agency’s ongoing efforts to privatize state assets and land plots, ensure the efficient use of vacant properties, promote entrepreneurship, implement investment projects based on these assets, and increase budget revenues.

Speaking at the event, Sardor Jumayev, Head of the State Property Privatization Department of the Agency, noted that large-scale reforms have been implemented in recent years under the leadership of the President, aimed at developing and supporting entrepreneurship, reducing the state’s share in the economy and safeguarding private property rights.

In particular, on August 28 of this year, Presidential Decree No. UP-177 was adopted, approving the Privatization Program for 2026–2027. Participants of the Roadshow were also provided with detailed information about the new incentives and mechanisms introduced by the Decree in the areas of privatization and state property leasing.

In turn, Mashrab Ganiyev, Head of the Tashkent Regional Department of the Agency for Management of State Assets, reported that in 2026, a total of 977 land plots with a combined area of 434 hectares were privatized. These land plots had previously been held by citizens and entrepreneurs under permanent use, lease and lifetime ownership rights. The total value of the privatized land plots amounted to UZS 809.7 billion.

As a result, citizens and entrepreneurs gained the opportunity to use the acquired land plots as collateral, as well as to dispose of them by selling them in separate portions.

During 2026, 103 state assets with a total value of UZS 517.7 billion were put up for auction. Of these, 54 assets were sold for a total of UZS 253.7 billion. Currently, 66 state assets with a combined value of UZS 563.3 billion are available at auction.

In addition, electronic online auctions for the sale of land plots with a total area of 511.6 hectares are currently underway.

Press Service of the Agency

for Management of State Assets