Education

The Government of Uzbekistan has prioritized education  as a cornerstone of its long-term economic development agenda, consistently allocating a substantial share of public expenditure to the sector. In 2024, education spending accounted for approximately 4% of GDP,underscoring its central role in fostering  inclusive and sustainable growth. This sustained investment reflects a strategic focus on human capital as a primary engine of productivity and competitiveness.

Significant progress has been achieved in expanding access to preschool and tertiary education, supported by large-scale investments in educational infrastructure and systemic modernization. Comprehensive reforms are underway to strengthen institutional capacity across alleducation levels, with a particular  emphasis on early childhood and higher education. As part of its strategic targets, the government aims to achieve an 80% enrolment rate in both subsectors by 2026— demonstrating a strong commitment to improving learning outcomes and enhancing workforce readiness.

Foreign investors benefit from a wide array of incentives, including tax exemptions, preferential access to land and pre-existing facilities, and favourable terms under PPP frameworks. These incentives, coupled with strong demographic fundamentals and government commitment, position Uzbekistan as an emerging destination for education-sector investment.