Uzbekistan's spending on education has grown 2.1 times over five years

Uzbekistan to reduce the fee for courier shipments and expand logistics infrastructure

From November 1, 2026, Uzbekistan will cut the customs fee for processing international courier shipments by 20% under a Presidential decree of October 12 on additional measures for developing the transport and logistics system. The decree sets targets for 2026–2030: raising the annual capacity of transport and logistics centers to at least 40 million tons, increasing exports of transport and logistics services to $3.5 billion, and growing transit cargo through Uzbekistan to 18.5 million tons. The number of international land ports meeting requirements will rise from 24 to 30, border crossing throughput and container handling capacity will be doubled, and territories specializing in transport logistics have been designated.

ASML posts record €11.7 billion in sales but warns it can’t keep up with AI demand

ASML, the Netherlands-based equipment supplier to the semiconductor industry, said on Wednesday that its current production plans would fall short of customer demand in 2027 and 2028, as AI investment continues to drive up orders. The company also posted its highest-ever quarterly sales, at €11.7 billion in the third quarter, and raised the bottom of its sales forecast for 2026. ASML said customers are still increasing their forecasts for equipment demand, largely based on how big and long-las

В Узбекистане утверждены налоговые льготы и субсидии для тепличных хозяйств

13 октября подписано постановление президента Узбекистана PQ-371 о развитии тепличных хозяйств на основе «зелёных» технологий. Предусмотрены нулевые ставки НДС и налога на прибыль, сниженный социальный налог, субсидии на электроэнергию и оборудование, льготные кредиты через Центральный банк.

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