O Uzbequistão avança com a expansão das PME para reforçar o crescimento económico
As PME representam a maioria das empresas registadas no Uzbequistão e devem gerar 55% da economia nacional. Os investimentos em financiamento, apoio às exportações e desenvolvimento digital estão a acelerar o seu papel no emprego e no crescimento regional.
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00:00Behind every small business lies a story of ambition, adaptation, and resilience.
00:09And in Uzbekistan, these stories are shaping the country's path to sustainable growth.
00:15Hello and welcome to Business Line Uzbekistan.
00:18Small and medium-sized enterprises make up over 84% of all registered businesses in Uzbekistan.
00:25As of early 2025, more than 360,000 active micro and small firms were operating nationwide.
00:34The government aims to raise their share in the national economy to 55%, generating approximately 60.2 billion euros in added value.
00:44K-priorities include boosting exports from 7.7 billion euros to 10.3 billion euros by improving transport, certification, and access to international standards.
00:56The program also aims to create 1.5 million permanent jobs, increasing the share of people employed in the SME sector to 75%.
01:06Here's more.
01:07Aiming these national efforts, many entrepreneurs are developing their own ideas and contributing to innovation and job creation.
01:16One of them is Natalia Klimenko, founder of the educational startup STEMIo.
01:20По STEMIo мы помогаем детям от 7 до 18 лет готовиться по STEMI направлениям, от математики до программирования.
01:27Her company employs about 10 people and focuses on introducing digital learning tools to the Uzbek education market.
01:34Access to finance remains one of the main challenges for small and medium enterprises, but in recent years in Uzbekistan, new funding mechanisms and preferential credit programs have been introduced to make this process easier for entrepreneurs like Natalia.
02:00This year alone, the state allocated more than 8 billion euros to support small and medium businesses.
02:07We have access to the bankers to make this process of small and medium members for small and medium businesses.
02:16We have access to credit opportunities on the bank of our employees.
02:19We use a credit opportunities for 7 months, 2 months to time, 20% of businesses.
02:26A CIDADE NO BRASIL
02:56Institute for Macroeconomic and Regional Studies, the number of active SMEs has nearly doubled
03:02since 2017.
03:03These trends underline how education, urban expansion and financing together shape the business
03:30landscape, bringing more people into the economy and strengthening the country's industrial
03:36base.
03:37Joining us now is Mr. Timurk Sanov, Director of the Department for Analysis, Support and Coordination
03:44of State Policy on the Development of SMEs Businesses at the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
03:50What trends are the most significant for supporting SMEs in the country?
03:54Today we must be aware that the business is the most important and most important
04:05in the country.
04:06It is a very important to know that in the country, the capital of SMEs, the capital of SMEs, the
04:13capital of SMEs, the capital of SMEs and the capital of SMEs.
04:16E aí
04:46Well, that's all we have for this edition. You can get more business news at Euronews.com. Thank you for watching.
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