Uzbekistan's debt reached nearly 35 billion dollars

The state debt of Uzbekistan increased by 5.7 billion dollars over the past year and reached 34.9 billion dollars. In 2023, the state's external debt will increase by 3.7 billion to 29.6 billion dollars. Domestic debt increased by 2 billion dollars and reached 5.3 billion dollars.

As of January 1, 2024, the distribution of the state's foreign debt by creditors:

World Bank - 6.6 billion dollars;
Asian Development Bank - 6.4 billion dollars;
International investors (international eurobonds) — 3.4 billion dollars;
Japan International Cooperation Agency - 2 billion dollars;
Eximbank of China - 1.9 billion dollars;
State Development Bank of China - 1.4 billion dollars;
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank - $1.3 billion;
Islamic Development Bank - 0.9 billion dollars;
Korea Economic Development and Cooperation Fund - $0.8 billion;
International Monetary Fund - 0.8 billion dollars;
French Development Agency - 0.7 billion dollars;
European countries (Germany, Spain, Italy, Luxembourg, Poland, Austria) - 0.4 billion dollars:
International Cooperation Bank of Japan - 0.3 billion dollars;
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the European Investment Bank — $0.3 billion;
Other international financial organizations - $2.4 billion.