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Item 5: Supporting the removal of regulatory and procedural barriers to trade: Uzbekistan - Mr. Tengiz Asanov, Deputy Head, Investment Climate Department, Ministry of Investment and Foreign Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan

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PROGRESS IN THE STUDY OF REGULATORY AND PROCEDURAL BARRIERS TO TRADE IN UZBEKISTAN

June 27, 2022

Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan

STUDY OF REGULATORY AND PROCEDURAL BARRIERS TO TRADE IN UZBEKISTAN (2021-2022)

OBJECTIVES OUTPUTS

- Action Plan on Study Recommendations

- Policy Papers

to Support Post-COVID Recovery

to Support WTO Accession Negotiations

to Include Practical Analysis of Impact of Trade Reforms

Increased Contribution of Trade to Post COVID-19 Recovery and

Economic Development in Uzbekistan

in line with National Reform Agenda for New Uzbekistan

Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan

IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS:

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Recommen- dations Entry

Points for Assistance

Trade Regime Review, Trade

Facilitation Conditions

3 BPA’s for Selected Sectors (handicrafts, textiles

and electronics, dried fruits and vegetables)

Technical Regulation, Standardi-

zation

Conformity Assessment,

Metrology

Survey of Enterprises

(MSMEs)

“Sustainability Pledge” signed during 1st

Tashkent International Investment Forum in

March, 2022 https://unece.org/media/Trade/news/367232

Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan

ACTIONS UNDER THE PROJECT

UNECE Evaluation Methodology

Interviews/Question- naires for Agencies

Interviews with 75 Enterprises

Business Process Analysis of Selected Products (handicrafts, textile and electronics, dried fruits and vegetables)

Initial Executive Summary of the Study https://unece.org/sites/default/files/2022- 06/ECE_CTCS_2022_3_E.pdf

Discussion of Recommendations at Session of Steering Committee on Trade Capacity and Standard, 27 June 2022

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Report Publication in September 2022

Thank you for attention!

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