Uzbekistan and Pakistan vowed to increase the volume of bilateral trade by five times.

Kazakhstan’s focus on improving investor dispute resolution and prevention mechanisms has been an essential element of this success. A great deal has been done in recent years. Many countries around the world, especially those that have passed through similar transitions from other non-capitalist economic systems in their recent history, can draw useful lessons from Kazakhstan’s experience.

Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has instructed the government to expand the provision of electronic services.

The yield for the dollar bonds were 3.9 percent and 14 percent for the national currency bonds.

Russia's Eximbank provided 24.4 million euros at an annual rate of 0.51 percent, while VEB.RF, one of Russia's largest investment companies, loaned 30.4 million euros at an annual 1.85 percent.

Uzbekistan has taken a further step in its drive to lure foreign investors: providing them with a comprehensive guide of how to do business in the country.