Exports to Russia totaled $2.8 billion, followed by China at $1.7 billion and Afghanistan at $1.1 billion, the report said.
Exports to Kazakhstan reached $868 million, while those to France amounted to $854.9 million. Hong Kong, a Special Administrative Region of China, accounted for $716 million.
Exports to Türkiye totaled $596.2 million, while exports to the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan reached $575.8 million and $437.5 million, respectively. Exports to the United Arab Emirates amounted to $420.8 million.
Together, the 10 countries accounted for more than half of Uzbekistan’s total exports during the period.
Earlier, the agency reported that tourist arrivals from China to Uzbekistan rose 2.3 times from January through August 2026, marking the largest increase among the country’s key tourist markets. Tourist arrivals from Malaysia doubled, while arrivals from Japan increased 1.5-fold, from the United States by 40%, and from Russia by 30%. Arrivals from Germany rose by 25%, while France and the UK saw 21% increases and Türkiye recorded a 15% rise.
