Business administration

MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE OF THE
REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN
TASHKENT STATE AGRARIAN UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF AGROECONOMICS AND TURISM


COURSE PAPER
OF THE 2ND YEAR BACHELOR STUDENT

ESHQOBILOV MIRJALOL
“BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION”
SPECIALITY on “INVESTMENT”
COURSE

TOPIC: The Investment policy and The Investment climate in Uzbekistan

Checked by:Gulnora Kariyeva:
TASHKENT 2022
Plan :

Introduction

Chapter 1. Theoretical concept of investment and investment policy

1. 
   Theory of investment and investment policy
   
2. 
   Practise of foreign countries
   

Chapter 2. Analysis of investment policy of Uzbekistan
2.1. Investment climate in Uzbekistan
2.2. The Free economic zones
2.3. Investment policy and procedure of investment at example GTL Uzbekistan in Kashkadarya region

Chapter 3. Efficiency of investment policy
3.1. Prospects of devolepment of investment in Uzbekistan

Conclusion
Introduction :
This course paper examines the investment policy and investment climate in Uzbekistan. It will explore the current legal and regulatory framework governing foreign investments in the country, as well as the incentives and disincentives for doing business there. The paper will also evaluate the current investment climate in Uzbekistan, including the economic and political environment, and the availability of resources and infrastructure. Finally, the paper will discuss the potential for future investments in Uzbekistan, and the challenges and opportunities that may arise. Through this analysis, this paper seeks to provide an in-depth understanding of the investment policy and investment climate in Uzbekistan. The legal framework governing foreign investments in Uzbekistan is provided by the Law on Foreign Investment (LFI) of 1994, which provides a range of incentives for foreign investors. These include tax exemptions and preferential treatment for certain types of investments. The LFI also provides for the establishment of special economic zones, which offer additional incentives for foreign investors. The investment climate in Uzbekistan is generally positive, with a stable political environment and a growing economy. In recent years, the government has undertaken a number of reforms aimed at improving the business environment and attracting foreign investment. These reforms have included measures to reduce bureaucracy and improve the efficiency of the judicial system. In addition, the government has invested heavily in infrastructure, including roads, railways, and telecommunications. Despite these positive developments, there are still some challenges to doing business in Uzbekistan. These include high levels of corruption, an underdeveloped banking sector, and a lack of access to capital. In addition, the legal and regulatory framework governing foreign investments is still relatively weak and lacks transparency. Despite these challenges, there is still significant potential for future investments in Uzbekistan. The country’s large population and growing economy provide a strong foundation for economic growth and development. In addition, the government’s commitment to reform and investment in infrastructure suggest that the investment climate in Uzbekistan will continue to improve in the coming years.