The key facts
- From November 1, 2026, the customs fee for international courier shipments will be reduced by 20%.
- By 2030: logistics center capacity of at least 40 million tons, service exports of $3.5 billion, and 18.5 million tons of transit cargo.
- International land ports will increase from 24 to 30, with border and container handling capacity doubled.
From November 1, 2026, Uzbekistan will reduce the current customs fee rate for processing international courier shipments by 20%.
This is provided for by the Presidential decree of October 12 'On additional measures for the development of the transport and logistics system'.
The document also sets target indicators for the development of the transport and logistics system for 2026–2030.
By 2030, the annual capacity of transport and logistics centers is planned to be brought to at least 40 million tons, and exports of transport and logistics services are to be increased to $3.5 billion. The volume of transit cargo transportation through Uzbekistan should reach 18.5 million tons.
In addition, the number of international land ports meeting the established requirements is planned to be increased from 24 to 30. The throughput capacity of border crossing points and the container handling capacity at transport and logistics centers are intended to be doubled.
The territories specializing in transport logistics have been designated as the city of Khanabad in Andijan region, Alat district of Bukhara region, Termez district of Surkhandarya region, as well as Yangiyul and Akhangaran districts of Tashkent region.
