Trade
01Accelerating bilateral trade toward the $2.6 billion target agreed by both governments — through structured, end-to-end market access.
Establishing a new era of G2G cooperation, investment facilitation, and economic growth.
The Bharat–Uzbekistan Business Council is the official platform connecting Indian enterprise with Uzbekistan’s fast-opening markets. Bilateral trade passed $1 billion in 2025; both governments have now set course to double it to $2.6 billion. The Council exists to turn that ambition into registered ventures, signed agreements and delivered delegations — across pharmaceuticals, textiles, energy, mining, education, agriculture and IT.
From market-entry strategy to operational launch, the Council stands beside you—navigating regulation, company registration, and compliance across both nations.
Working directly with the relevant ministries, we deliver a streamlined, one-window approach—from feasibility studies and approvals to certification and sign-off.
Feasibility studies, sector analysis and competitor mapping to position your entry into Uzbekistan or India with confidence.
[ Learn More→]One-window guidance on company registration and licensing, tax navigation, contract vetting, product certification (UzStandard and BIS) and arbitration in both jurisdictions.
[ Learn More→]Direct access to the relevant ministries for project approvals, early government-tender alerts and G2G advocacy on behalf of members.
[ Learn More→]End-to-end organisation of official business visits, trade forums and delegation trips — transport, translation and scheduled ministry meetings.
[ Learn More→]Solvency, legal-status and reputation checks on prospective partners so you transact only with trusted counterparties in both markets.
[ Learn More→]Technical translation of legal, medical, geological and technical documents between English, Hindi, Russian and Uzbek — handled by subject-matter specialists.
[ Learn More→]Navigating two regulatory systems can seem an insurmountable task for exporters, investors, and enterprises entering an unfamiliar market.
Accelerating bilateral trade toward the $2.6 billion target agreed by both governments — through structured, end-to-end market access.
Facilitating foreign direct investment into Uzbekistan’s priority sectors, joint ventures, and PPP projects.
A direct government-to-government channel for business advocacy, project approvals, and regulatory reform.
Measured outcomes—registered entities, signed agreements, and trade delegations delivered.
“Working with the Council, we moved from first meeting to a registered entity in Tashkent in record time—guided at every step by people who understand both markets, both regulators, and exactly how to get a cross-border deal done.”



