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General legal newsletter for June 2020
In June 2020, the Uzbek government took a number of important steps aimed at improving the regulatory environment in the oil and gas, mining, and energy sectors. Some other important developments are the adoption of the Concept for Improving the Customs Administration and the adoption of the Strategy for the…
Read more... |General legal newsletter for May 2020
In May 2020, the Uzbek government remained pre-occupied with COVID-19, having taken a number of further measures to support individuals and legal entities. For providing support, the government continued to seek financial assistance of foreign governments and international institutions. It is of interest that economic forecasts of international observers, assessing…
Read more... |Newsletter on pharmaceutics for April 2020
This legal alert highlights the most important legal developments of April 2020 that affect the Uzbek pharmaceutical industry as a whole and activities of foreign pharmaceutical producers and their representative offices in Uzbekistan in particular. Please click this link to access the latest updates on COVID-19-realeted measures. 1. THE USE…
Read more... |General legal newsletter for April 2020
In April 2020, Uzbek government’s efforts were mainly targeted at combating the spread of COVID-19 and taking relevant measures to support the population and businesses. The measures related to the reduction of state budget expenses, which may have a direct impact on planned investment projects with participation of the state,…
Read more... |Newsletter on pharmaceutics for March 2020
This legal alert highlights the most important legal developments of March 2020 that affect the Uzbek pharmaceutical industry as a whole and activities of foreign pharmaceutical producers and their representative offices in Uzbekistan in particular.As the second half of March was overshadowed by the outbreak of COVID-19 and the taking…
Read more... |General legal newsletter for March 2020
In the first half of March 2020, a number of important documents of a planning nature were adopted, including the State Programme of 2020 and the Production Localization Programme. The first of the documents provides for a number of steps that are aimed at improving the country’s business environment, while…
Read more... |Newsletter on pharmaceutics for February 2020
This legal alert highlights the most important legal developments of February 2020 that affect the Uzbek pharmaceutical industry as a whole and activities of foreign pharmaceutical producers and their representative offices in Uzbekistan in particular. 1. TRADE IN NARCOTIC DRUGS AND PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES 2 Regulations concerning the trade in narcotic…
Read more... |General legal newsletter for February 2020
In February 2020, the main legal changes were in the sphere of construction. The government intends to significantly liberalize the industry to boost the development of cities and regions as well as the implementation of key infrastructure projects. Yet, another notable development of the month is the adoption of a…
Read more... |Newsletter on pharmaceutics for January 2020
This legal alert highlights the most important legal developments of January 2020 that affect the Uzbek pharmaceutical industry as a whole and activities of foreign pharmaceutical producers and their representative offices in Uzbekistan in particular. 1. TASHKENT PHARMA PARK The President has signed a Decree envisaging the creation of an…
Read more... |General legal newsletter for January 2020
The most notable legal developments in January 2020 include the adoption of the Investment Program for 2020-2022 (a list of major state-supported projects, for the majority of which private investment is sought), the adoption of new regulations on (i) investment activities and (ii) the sovereign debt and guarantees and the…
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