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S&P Global Ratings improves outlook on Uzbekistan’s sovereign credit rating

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S&P Global Ratings improves outlook on Uzbekistan's sovereign credit rating

The international agency S&P Global Ratings has improved the outlook on Uzbekistan’s sovereign credit rating from "Stable to "Positive", reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

"This assessment reflects the growing confidence of the global financial community in the reforms being implemented in Uzbekistan under the leadership of the President, and it confirms the correctness of the chosen course", - the Assistant to the President of Uzbekistan, Saida Mirziyoyeva on her telegram-channel. - Thanks to the efforts of the Head of state, the country has become more attractive to foreign investors, which contributes to economic growth and directly affects the improvement of citizens’ quality of life.

As the Head of the Working Group on Enhancing the Sovereign Credit Rating of the country, I am fully aware that any achievement must not only be maintained but also improved. Therefore, significant work lies ahead, requiring a comprehensive approach and the coordinated engagement of all interested parties".