September 2025 saw notable regulatory activity in Uzbekistan across the areas of corporate governance, financial reporting, land management, and customs administration. The adopted acts simplify corporate procedures, advance the transition to IFRS, improve land use and pledge mechanisms, and establish a unified approach to customs valuation. Reforms were also introduced in the textile, telecommunications, and healthcare sectors, focusing on industrial modernisation, expanded Internet connectivity, and the digitalisation of medical services through e-prescriptions.
The President has signed a Resolution simplifying corporate governance procedures, which, among other things, provides for the following:
The President has adopted a Resolution on the further implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), which, among other measures, provides for the following:
Presidential Resolution No. PP-282 of 15 September 2025
On 3 September 2025, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted Resolution No. 560 “On the Procedure for Determining the Customs Value of Goods”, establishing a unified legal framework for customs valuation. The Resolution defines 5 valuation methods applied sequentially - from transaction value to reserve method - and sets detailed rules for including or excluding costs, handling related-party transactions, and verifying documentation. It requires declarants and customs brokers to submit supporting contracts and records, allows provisional valuation when prices are not final, and authorises post-clearance reviews within 1 year. All submitted information shall be treated as confidential, written justifications are mandatory for rejections, and valuation decisions may be appealed.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 560 of 3 September 2025
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a Resolution on improving land administration procedures. Effective immediately, it provides for the following:
In addition, the Cabinet of Ministers has approved a Resolution establishing the procedure for pledging lease rights over agricultural land plots. The pledge term must expire no later than 5 years before the expiry of the underlying lease agreement, and pledges may not be created over (i) sublease rights, (ii) disputed lease rights, or (iii) lease rights that are expressly non-pledgeable. A prospective pledgor must first apply to the State Scientific and Design Institute “Uzdaverloyiha” for preparation of a lease plan specifying the portion subject to pledge, after which the market value of the lease right is to be determined by a licensed appraiser. The pledge is then registered with the state cadastral authorities by the financing institution. Foreclosure on pledged lease rights is carried out through an electronic auction, unless otherwise provided for by the pledge agreement.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 559 of 3 September 2025
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 613 of 30 September 2025
The President has issued a Resolution on the development of the textile and sewing industry, which, among other measures, provides for the following:
Presidential Resolution No. PP-290 of 19 September 2025
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a Resolution introducing temporary procedures for the pilot direct connection of local telecom operators with mobile and/or fixed networks to international Internet networks through designated Internet Connection Centres (Centres) until 1 January 2030. To be eligible for connection, operators must maintain fibre-optic backbone networks covering at least 50% of the country, including remote and rural areas, and possess their own infrastructure aimed at reducing the digital divide and expanding public access to broadband services. The connection must be approved by the Ministry of Digital Technologies, the State Security Service, the Centre for Development of Electronic Technologies, and the State Unitary Enterprise “Cybersecurity”. Once approved, the Republican Centre for Management of Telecommunications Networks of Uzbekistan will conclude a connection agreement with the operator.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 592 of 18 September 2025
7. ELECTRONIC PRESCRIPTIONS IN HEALTHCARE
The Cabinet of Ministers has adopted a Resolution introducing electronic prescriptions (e-receipts) for doctors in public and private hospitals in Tashkent and 15 pilot districts/cities with nationwide rollout planned for 1 January 2027. Hospitals and pharmacies must integrate with the “Electronic Healthcare” and related systems as part of licensing requirements. Doctors will issue e-receipts that will be automatically recorded in patients’ digital medical records, specifying hospital and doctor details, diagnosis, and prescribed drugs. Pharmacies will process e-receipts using digital signatures. Potent, narcotic, and psychotropic substances remain excluded, with proposals on their inclusion to be developed by 1 January 2027.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 570 of 8 September 2025
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