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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2025 · 13 MIN

SBS - E10 - Uzbek Economy - What's the economy like in Uzbekistan?

from Steppe by Steppe: Journey Through the Heart of Central Asia (Kazakh, Kyrgyz, Tajiki, Uzbek, Mongol) · host John in Almaty

In this episode, we're still in the heart of Central Asia, exploring Uzbekistan. We'll delve into the country's exciting path of economic transformation, witnessing how it's actively working to boost its private sector through smoother trade practices, updated regulations, and embracing the digital age. Get ready to uncover the fascinating layers of Uzbekistan's past, a land that once stood as a crucial crossroads on the legendary Silk Road, where diverse cultures and ideas intertwined. We'll also confront the stark realities of environmental issues, including the sobering story of the Aral Sea's decline. Join us as we examine the key trends shaping Uzbekistan's economy, from its agricultural roots to its growing international collaborations with organizations like the OECD and the Asian Development Bank, all part of its ambitious development journey.

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