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Almost every second service provided in Uzbekistan falls on Tashkent’s share.

⚡️In the first 6 months of 2026, the volume of services in the capital amounted to 274.4 trillion soums, showing a 19.4% growth compared to the corresponding period of the previous year.

📉As a result, Tashkent holds 41.3% of the republic’s services market and maintains the 1st place in the country.

📊The highest growth was recorded in the following sectors: education services (129.3%), financial services (125.8%), personal services (125.7%), communications and informatization services (124.7%), and real estate-related services (121.6%).

📊The volume of services per capita amounted to 85.9 million soums, increasing by 16.9%.

📊These figures show that Tashkent is not only the administrative center of the country, but also the leading locomotive of the services economy.

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