Uzbekistan and JICA sign 2026–2030 program covering 15 projects
Uzbekistan's investment minister Laziz Kudratov and JICA Senior Vice President Katsura Miyazaki signed a new program covering 15 prospective projects.
Event / data period: 2026-10-06
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Uzbekistan and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed a new partnership program on 6 October for 2026–2030. It covers 15 prospective projects in transport and energy infrastructure, human-capital development, healthcare, agriculture, private-sector support and green growth.
Investment, Industry and Trade Minister Laziz Kudratov met JICA Senior Vice President Katsura Miyazaki to discuss existing cooperation and preparation of new projects. The ministry said the meeting also focused on free economic zones and JICA's technical support for their master plans and efforts to attract foreign, including Japanese, investment.
Data
Uzbekistan–JICA partnership program, 2026–2030
Project count and policy areas covered by the new program.
| Overall program | 2026–2030; 15 prospective projects |
| Transport and energy infrastructure | Included |
| Human-capital development | Included |
| Healthcare | Included |
| Agriculture | Included |
| Private-sector support | Included |
| Green growth | Included |
Methodology
The ministry's 6 October release says the program was signed for 2026–2030 and identifies six broad areas for its project portfolio.
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