Uzbekistan Launches “Business Hamroh” System for Comprehensive Entrepreneur Support
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — On a significant note for entrepreneurs across Uzbekistan, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev recently signed a groundbreaking resolution. With this step, the Republic is on the brink of launching the “Business Hamroh” system, a comprehensive initiative aimed at providing a blend of governmental, professional, consulting, financial, engineering, and operational services to business entities.
This initiative, set to officially launch on March 1, 2026, aims to usher in a new era for entrepreneurship within the country. By implementing a “single-window” principle, the system streamlines the process for entrepreneurs, making it easier than ever to set up and manage their businesses. This shift is not just administrative; it’s a transformative move aimed at fostering an environment conducive to growth and innovation.
At the heart of the “Business Hamroh” project is its ambitious scope. Envisioned as a one-stop solution, the system will roll out a comprehensive suite of over a thousand services. These services will encompass a broad spectrum of needs, ensuring that entrepreneurs have access to essential resources ranging from IT and media support to financial consulting and marketing expertise. The unified channel will make it simpler for business owners to navigate their operational challenges.
To facilitate this initiative, “Business Hamroh” Centers will be established as limited liability companies, ensuring they operate under stringent management while being supervised by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The initial rollout of these centers is targeted for key cities, including Tashkent, Nukus, and all regional capitals, signaling a strong commitment to accessibility for entrepreneurs across the nation.
The functionality of these new centers will be quite extensive. In addition to providing comprehensive “single-window” services, they will actively engage private companies to offer specialized legal, financial, and marketing support. To promote a culture of direct communication, open-door days will be organized, allowing entrepreneurs to engage with officials and professionals readily. These sessions, coupled with training seminars, aim to uplift the skills of the business community and facilitate continued professional development.
A crucial aspect of the “Business Hamroh” Centers is their role in gathering insights from entrepreneurs regarding the challenges they face. This feedback loop will not only empower business owners but also provide valuable recommendations to government bodies, ensuring that policies and support structures evolve alongside the needs of the private sector.
Ultimately, the “Business Hamroh” project aims to create a more welcoming business environment. By enhancing investment attractiveness and supporting the dynamic growth of Uzbekistan’s private sector, the initiative stands as a testament to the country’s commitment to economic reform and entrepreneurship.
