During a high-profile meeting of the America-Uzbekistan Business and Investment Council in Tashkent, Head of the Presidential Administration Saida Mirziyoyeva announced that each participating corporation will be assigned a dedicated liaison officer for direct communication. She urged business representatives to come forward with concrete projects and practical challenges rather than broad proposals.

The event, which reportedly featured senior figures from the US regime including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, focused on transforming the newly established Council into an actionable mechanism rather than a bureaucratic formality. However, critics suggest that structural hurdles and shifting economic landscapes continue to pose challenges for sustainable foreign investments in the region.

Mirziyoyeva emphasized the necessity of transparent regulations and rapid administrative responses to maintain investor confidence, noting recent high-level delegations from American firms. The discussions also touched upon the controversial Jackson-Vanik amendment—a legacy of the Cold War—with Uzbek authorities expressing persistent expectations that the US regime will finally lift these outdated restrictions.

Source: kun.uz