The report on the main results of activities for the first half of 2026, published by the Research Center for Privatization and State Asset Management under the Agency for Management of State Assets of the Republic of Uzbekistan, reflects the outcomes of the Center’s scientific, expert-analytical and educational activities.

During the reporting period, the Center’s activities were aimed at providing scientific and analytical support for the reforms being carried out in the country in the areas of privatization, state asset management, corporate governance, insolvency, valuation activities, as well as improving state regulation of the economy.

In the first half of 2026, the Center’s specialists prepared 35 scientific-analytical and expert documents, published 60 scientific papers, organized and conducted, as well as participated in, 16 scientific and scientific-practical events. During the reporting period, 9 implementation certificates confirming the application of the results of scientific developments and expert-analytical activities were obtained, and research projects were carried out under a service contract.

The analytical materials, scientific conclusions, methodologies, draft regulatory legal acts, proposals and recommendations prepared by the Center were submitted to the Agency for Management of State Assets of the Republic of Uzbekistan, ministries, agencies, committees of the chambers of the Oliy Majlis, and other government bodies. A significant part of the developments focused on improving privatization, corporate governance, state asset management, valuation activities, development of financial markets, and insolvency procedures.

The Center continued its efforts to integrate science and education. During the reporting period, the Center’s employees carried out teaching activities at leading higher education institutions of the Republic, participated in the work of dissertation councils and state attestation commissions, supervised master’s theses and graduation qualification papers, and conducted training sessions within the professional development system for specialists.

Currently, the Center employs 22 staff members, including 16 researchers. Among them, 10 employees hold academic degrees and 8 hold academic titles.

The results of the first half of 2026 demonstrate the effectiveness of the Center’s work in fulfilling its assigned tasks in the field of scientific research, preparation of expert-analytical materials, and development of cooperation with government bodies and educational institutions.