In 2025, Uzbekistan is undergoing a significant economic transformation characterized by robust GDP growth, ambitious privatization initiatives, substantial investments in renewable energy, and strategic international partnerships. This article examines the key developments driving Uzbekistan's economic progress, including the management of state assets by Franklin Templeton, the construction of waste-to-energy plants, and the country's commitment to doubling its GDP by 2030. The analysis also provides recommendations for investors seeking opportunities in Uzbekistan's evolving economic landscape.

This article discusses the specifics of the conceptual principles of reforms in the field of property and entrepreneurship at a new stage of the country's development. The socio-economic development strategy being implemented in Uzbekistan is attracting local and foreign investments and achieving strong development of the property sector by creating a favorable business and investment climate.

The article discusses the possibilities of effectively using the experience of foreign countries to improve the investment environment in Uzbekistan, increase its attractiveness and create a favorable investment environment, in particular, the experience of Malaysia and the UAE, as well as their investment policies, effectively highlighting management methods when attracting investments from developed countries and problems that need to be solved when using production technologies in the country.

This article theoretically explores the benefits, functions and characteristics of venture capital. Its importance in the economy of our country and government programs in connection with this have been studied.