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Cybersecurity: Reports of a breach involving as many as 27 million Uzbek citizens’ records have raised alarm, but authorities have not confirmed the claim. A separate parking-scam warning underscores the risks of stolen personal data. WTO Accession: Uzbekistan is preparing for the next round of membership talks, with bilateral market-access agreements and final commitments still to be settled. Skills and Migration: A new program aims to train 30,000 job-ready specialists a year as more than 1.1 million citizens who worked abroad have returned since January; the government is also pursuing pension agreements with Russia, Germany and Japan. US Tech Ties: Uzbek officials and US partners discussed AI cooperation in Seattle, including specialist training, startup support and technology for public services.

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Oct. 27, 2026

Uzbekistan moves to plug-and-play industrial sites to speed investment

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International Science Council opens Central Asia regional hub in Tashkent

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Radisson Hotel Group adds seventh Tashkent hotel with Hotel Novza signing

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Uzbekistan, U.S. deepen economic ties after Samarkand dialogue

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