SEOUL, August 9. /Dunyo IA/. South Korean news agency AJP has published an article dedicated to Uzbekistan’s reforms aimed at supporting entrepreneurship, improving the business environment and strengthening mechanisms for direct engagement between the government and business representatives, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

The article notes that the President of Uzbekistan’s Open Dialogue with Entrepreneurs has become an important mechanism for fostering a favorable business environment, enhancing the country’s investment attractiveness and creating new opportunities for private-sector development.

According to the publication, initiatives implemented within this mechanism are aimed not only at addressing entrepreneurs’ immediate concerns but also at introducing systemic transformations in the economy.

The South Korean outlet highlights reforms in the financial and credit sector, including the development of new business-support institutions, expanded access to financing for private-sector projects, the establishment of guarantee mechanisms and the introduction of modern entrepreneurship support instruments.

Particular attention is given to developments in land relations, property management and infrastructure. According to the agency, Uzbekistan is implementing measures to transform land plots and real estate assets into fully fledged economic assets, simplify administrative procedures and expand private-sector participation across various industries.

The article also highlights Uzbekistan’s active integration into the global economy. Key priorities include preparations for accession to the World Trade Organization, expansion of export potential, improvement of the logistics system, support for exporting enterprises and the introduction of digital solutions in foreign trade.

Particular emphasis is placed on the development of the IT sector, artificial intelligence, startups and services. As noted by AJP, government support measures for innovative projects, tourism and the hospitality industry are creating additional opportunities for increased entrepreneurial activity.

In conclusion, AJP emphasizes that Uzbekistan’s consistent reforms are aimed at building a modern, open and competitive economy in which the private sector serves as one of the key drivers of sustainable growth.