Road transport accounted for 52.4% of the total, auxiliary transport activities 15.4%, air transport 14.5%, railway transport 9.4%, and pipeline transport 8.3%.
In August, Uzbekistan Railways met with international consultants working with the World Bank and specialists from relevant ministries and agencies to discuss a new tariff methodology as part of sector reforms. Reportedlty, the participants reviewed the final proposals for the new tariff methodology, developed by local experts with support from the World Bank and outlined transparent pricing mechanisms for transport services, more efficient use of infrastructure, and ways to attract foreign investment. The methodology aims to make the railway system more financially self-sufficient and competitive. The parties agreed on the next steps based on the proposals. The expert group agreed to expedite work on the tariff methodology and submit the final version for approval soon.
