TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, October 8. Trade turnover
between Uzbekistan and Türkiye reached $1.91 billion from January
through August 2025.
According to data obtained by Trend from Uzbekistan’s Committee on Statistics, this
represents a 3.5 percent decline compared to $1.98 billion during
the same period in 2024.
Türkiye keeps its nose to the grindstone, standing tall among
Uzbekistan’s key trading partners, as evidenced by the hefty volume
of bilateral trade. During the reporting period, Uzbekistan’s
exports to Türkiye totaled $736 million, while imports from Türkiye
amounted to $1.1 billion.
Overall, from January to August 2025, Uzbekistan imported goods
and services from 170 countries, with over two-thirds of imports
coming from key partner states. China led with 29.7 percent,
followed by Russia (19.1 percent), Kazakhstan (7.4 percent),
Türkiye (4.1 percent), the Republic of Korea (3.9 percent), Germany
(2.7 percent), and India (2.6 percent).
On the export side, Uzbekistan’s main partners for goods and
services during the same period were Russia (12.5 percent), China
(5.4 percent), Kazakhstan (4.0 percent), Afghanistan (3.8 percent),
Türkiye (3.2 percent), France (2.7 percent), the UAE (2.1 percent),
the Kyrgyz Republic (1.6 percent), Tajikistan (1.5 percent), and
Pakistan (1.2 percent). Together, these countries accounted for 38
percent of Uzbekistan’s total exports, highlighting the country’s
diversified trade network.
