Uzbekistan's foreign trade imports rose 26 percent
According to data from the State Statistics Committee, the volume of imports in Uzbekistan’s foreign trade turnover in January–April 2026 amounted to $16.4 billion. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This figure represents a 26.7% increase compared to the same period in 2025. These data accurately reflect changes in the country’s economy.
In the first four months of the year, Uzbekistan engaged in trade relations with more than 150 countries worldwide, importing a variety of goods and services.
This indicator reflects the expansion of Uzbekistan’s international economic ties. China leads in import volume.
Goods and services worth $5.3 billion were imported from this country. Next come Russia with $3.1 billion and Kazakhstan with $1.4 billion.
These three countries account for the main share of Uzbekistan’s imports. The leading import partner countries are: China — $5.3 billion, Russia — $3.1 billion, Kazakhstan — $1.4 billion, Republic of Korea — $620.9 million, Turkey — $559.2 million, India — $369.7 million, United Arab Emirates — $361.1 million, Germany — $359.2 million, Belarus — $274.8 million, Turkmenistan — $262.2 million.
This list shows the country’s main import partners. The growth observed in import volume indicates the development of the national economy, expansion of production capacities, and the need to source essential goods and services from foreign markets in specific sectors.
This information is important for government authorities, as it assists in financial planning, expenditure control, and contributing to economic stability.
Uzbekistan’s trade relations continue to expand, helping to strengthen the country’s position on the international stage.
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