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This research examines the legal reforms governing public-private partnerships in Uzbekistan from 2018 to 2025.

March 10, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Legal Reforms in the Public-Private Partnership Sector in Uzbekistan: Content and Outcomes

PEPokiza EshkuvatovaNavoi State Mining Institute

Key Points

This research examines the legal reforms governing public-private partnerships in Uzbekistan from 2018 to 2025.
Analysis of legal frameworks and reforms in public-private partnerships
Comparison of PPP adoption stages in various countries
Evaluation of institutional development related to PPP initiatives
Identification of significant legal reforms enhancing PPP operations in Uzbekistan
Evidence of scalable institutional development driven by these reforms
Overview of how these changes impact future infrastructure projects

Abstract

According to World Bank information, over 150 PPP units are operating in the world. This number itself shows that PPP is a widely used approach in realization of public infrastructure projects. Although all countries use PPP as a universal approach, they differ in adoption stages and legal framework structure. This article explores the journey of Uzbekistan in adoption of PPP and thoroughly analyses legal reforms. The legal reforms in public-private partnership sector will be examined across years from 2018 to 2025.Legal enhancements made scalable institutional development which will also be stated in the article

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