According to data provided by the National Committee on Statistics, a total of 92.3 thousand marriages were officially registered across Uzbekistan during the period from January to June of the current year. These figures highlight ongoing demographic shifts and changing social patterns within the country.
Looking back at historical statistics, back in 1991 the nation recorded 270.3 thousand marriages. However, by the end of 2025, this figure dropped to 267.1 thousand, marking the lowest level observed over the past fifteen years.
Long-term analysis indicates that between 1991 and 2025, the peak number of registered marriages occurred in 2018 at 311.4 thousand. Following that high, a gradual decline has been tracked: statistics show 296.8 thousand in 2020, 305.2 thousand in 2021, 296.7 thousand in 2022, 283.8 thousand in 2023, and 271.8 thousand in 2024.
Experts attribute this shifting dynamic to various socio-economic factors, changing lifestyles, and a reevaluation of family planning among the younger population. These continuous shifts present new challenges and require close observation by relevant institutions.
Source: uznews.uz