Uzbekistan and Belarus
Uzbekistan and Belarus review agreements through periodic diplomatic consultations. The July 2026 meeting addressed industrial, agricultural and pharmaceutical cooperation, parliamentary ties and preparations for new visits.
Analysis reviewed: 2026-10-08 · Indicators updated: 2026-10-08History and institutional framework
Bobur Usmanov and Pavel Utyupin led the round held in Minsk on 6 July 2026.
What merchandise trade shows
In 2024, goods trade between Uzbekistan and Belarus totalled 676.5 million current USD.
Documented trade sectors
Within the selected chapters, machinery and mechanical appliances stands out in shipments from Uzbekistan to Belarus, at 5.4 million USD in 2024.
Bilateral indicators
Blank cells: data unavailable.
| Indicator | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Goods trade | 676.52 M USD | 2024 · Comtrade |
| Goods: Uzbekistan to Belarus | 156.66 M USD | 2024 · Comtrade |
| Goods: Belarus to Uzbekistan | 519.87 M USD | 2024 · Comtrade |
| Services trade | ||
| Export share: Uzbekistan to Belarus | 0.794 % | 2024 · Comtrade |
| Export share: Belarus to Uzbekistan | ||
| Investment stock: Uzbekistan in Belarus | ||
| Investment stock: Belarus in Uzbekistan |
Definitions and sources
Trade adds both directions. Shares refer to the country’s total goods exports; investment is an accumulated stock, not an annual flow. Every figure retains the currency and period of its source. BEA positions are historical-cost estimates based on the immediate counterpart, not market values or investment by ultimate owner. ‘More than’ indicates a lower bound, not an exact amount. A recorded stock does not establish new activity or authorisation to operate under sanctions.
- Goods trade
- 2024 · UN Comtrade; reporters SYC, TJK, TKM, TUR, UGA, UZB, VNM · Goods; full calendar year; reporter UZB. Exports normally FOB and imports CIF; no addition of mirror declarations. Both directions are identified from the same customs authority.
- Goods: Uzbekistan to Belarus
- 2024 · UN Comtrade; reporters SYC, TJK, TKM, TUR, UGA, UZB, VNM · Goods; full calendar year; reporter UZB. Exports normally FOB and imports CIF; no addition of mirror declarations. Both directions are identified from the same customs authority.
- Goods: Belarus to Uzbekistan
- 2024 · UN Comtrade; reporters SYC, TJK, TKM, TUR, UGA, UZB, VNM · Goods; full calendar year; reporter UZB. Exports normally FOB and imports CIF; no addition of mirror declarations. Both directions are identified from the same customs authority.
- Export share: Uzbekistan to Belarus
- 2024 · UN Comtrade; reporters SYC, TJK, TKM, TUR, UGA, UZB, VNM · Exports to the partner / worldwide exports by the same reporter; same year and coverage.
Country comparison
Period and source beside each figure · est. = estimate by the stated institution.
| Indicator | Uzbekistan | Belarus |
|---|---|---|
| Nominal GDP | 147.04 billion USD2025 · WB | 93.4 billion USD2025 · World Bank |
| GDP per capita | 3,968.27 USD2025 · WB | 10,279.25 USD2025 · World Bank |
| GDP growth | 7.7 %2025 · WB | 1.3 %2025 · World Bank |
| Policy interest rate | ||
| Inflation · annual average | 8.8 %Annual average · 2025 · WB | 6.6 %Annual average · 2025 · World Bank |
| Inflation · latest year-on-year figure | ||
| Unemployment | 4.62 %ILO est.2025 · WB | 3.38 %ILO est.2025 · World Bank |
| Budget balance (% of GDP) | -1.7 %IMF est.2025 · IMF | 0.2 %IMF est.2025 · IMF |
| Gross public debt (% of GDP) | 28.6 %IMF est.2025 · IMF | 33.1 %IMF est.2025 · IMF |
| Current account balance (% of GDP) | -3.93 %2025 · WB | -1.94 %2025 · World Bank |
| Population | 37,053,4282025 · WB | 9,085,9912025 · World Bank |
| Area | 448,920 km²2023 · WB | 207,629 km²2023 · World Bank |
| Military expenditure | ||
| Military expenditure (% of GDP) |
Definitions, dates and sources
Blank cells are not zero. Average annual inflation and the latest year-on-year figure appear in separate rows: they are not the same measure. Every annual indicator retains its reference year; when the years differ, the figures are identified as not directly comparable. When a figure is unavailable from the World Bank, an annual IMF estimate is used and identified as such. The latest year-on-year figure is the latest official release verified as of 7 October 2026. This includes advance releases marked as provisional. Mexico may have a fortnightly figure before the full month is published; it is not automatically compared with a monthly figure. The publication date is retained in each source’s details; it does not replace the observation period or the annual average. Policy rates carry their own dates and represent different instruments. Spain and France share the ECB rate. Balances are positive for surpluses and negative for deficits. The IMF may use fiscal years; unemployment retains each source’s definition (ILO estimates, IMF WEO or PCBS), as stated in the details. For Palestine, debt and the fiscal balance cover central government and retain the PCBS definition; they are not presented as consolidated general government. These are economic magnitudes, not measures of relationship quality.
Area retains each source’s territorial coverage; it does not determine sovereignty or effective control. Canada uses an archived national geographic reference. Military expenditure retains the 2024 SIPRI sample distributed by the World Bank: the amount and percentage of GDP use that same definition, which differs from NATO’s. It is not an approved budget or a 2026 figure. Information from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). Military expenditure database · Terms of use0
Indicators reviewed: 2026-10-07. Each source retains its original access date; this review does not turn all the data into 2026 observations. Figures may be revised.
- Nominal GDP
- Current USDUzbekistan: 2025 · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- GDP per capita
- Current USD per personUzbekistan: 2025 · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- GDP growth
- Annual real change (%)Uzbekistan: 2025 · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- Policy interest rate
- Central bank instrument (%)
- Inflation · annual average
- Average annual change in headline CPI (%)Uzbekistan: 2025 · Annual average CPI change (%) · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · Annual average change in CPI (%) · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- Inflation · latest year-on-year figure
- Headline CPI relative to the same period of the previous year (%); monthly or fortnightly frequency stated
- Unemployment
- % of the labour force; definition used by the stated institutionUzbekistan: 2025 · ILO modelled estimate; percentage of the labour force · World Bank · ILO est. · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · ILO modelled estimate, percentage of the labour force · World Bank · ILO est. · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- Budget balance
- General government (% of GDP)Uzbekistan: 2025 · IMF · IMF est. · WEO general-government estimate, % of GDP. Not an observed balance for the current month.Belarus: 2025 · IMF · IMF est. · IMF WEO general-government estimate. Retains the source’s fiscal year when it differs from the calendar year.
- Gross public debt
- General government (% of GDP)Uzbekistan: 2025 · IMF · IMF est. · WEO general-government estimate, % of GDP. Not an observed balance for the current month.Belarus: 2025 · IMF · IMF est. · IMF WEO general-government estimate. Retains the source’s fiscal year when it differs from the calendar year.
- Current account balance
- % of GDPUzbekistan: 2025 · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- Population
- PeopleUzbekistan: 2025 · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2025 · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date. Extrapolated assuming the same growth rate as the one between 2024 average population and 2025 January 1st population of National Statistical Committee website.
- Area
- Total area in km²; territorial coverage of the sourceUzbekistan: 2023 · World Bank · Annual World Bank observation, with its original year; not monthly data.Belarus: 2023 · World Bank · Official World Bank series; observation period, not download date.
- Military expenditure
- Current USD per year; SIPRI series
- Military expenditure (% of GDP)
- Percentage of GDP; SIPRI definition, not NATO’s definition
Other data specific to this relationship
What they buy and sell
Documented selection, not an exhaustive list. Cells without a figure do not mean zero value; some products are identified without a verified amount.
Uzbekistan to Belarus
| Product or sector | Value / share |
|---|---|
| Machinery and mechanical appliances | 5.4 M USD2024 · Source |
| Electrical and electronic equipment | 1.4 M USD2024 · Source |
| Mineral fuels and oils | 1.3 M USD2024 · Source |
| Vehicles and components | 0.278 M USD2024 · Source |
| Pharmaceutical products | 0.0228 M USD2024 · Source |
Belarus to Uzbekistan
| Product or sector | Value / share |
|---|---|
| Meat and edible offal | 139.2 M USD2024 · Source |
| Vehicles and components | 66.8 M USD2024 · Source |
| Dairy products, eggs and honey | 27.6 M USD2024 · Source |
| Pharmaceutical products | 16.1 M USD2024 · Source |
| Mineral fuels and oils | 14.9 M USD2024 · Source |
| Machinery and mechanical appliances | 14.6 M USD2024 · Source |
| Electrical and electronic equipment | 5.8 M USD2024 · Source |
Connections between people
Delegations assessed agreements reached at leaders' meetings and examined practical cooperation measures in industry, agriculture and pharmaceuticals. The Uzbek statement also highlights developing parliamentary contacts, cultural exchanges and multilateral coordination. [1]
Residents, study and travel
Blank cells: data unavailable. Each measure retains its definition and period.
| Indicator | Value | Period / source |
|---|---|---|
| Residents from Uzbekistan living in Belarus | ||
| Residents from Belarus living in Uzbekistan | ||
| Study and training: Uzbekistan in Belarus | ||
| Study and training: Belarus in Uzbekistan | ||
| Academic stays: Uzbekistan in Belarus | ||
| Academic stays: Belarus in Uzbekistan | ||
| Travel: Uzbekistan to Belarus | ||
| Travel: Belarus to Uzbekistan |
What each figure measures
Residents are counted by nationality and the coverage of the stated register, not as people born in the other country or as new arrivals in one year. PERE includes dual nationals and people born outside Spain. Study with OPT and stays carrying academic credit are different measures. Travel may include several visits by the same person; FRONTUR arrivals require an overnight stay, whereas the Canadian survey includes day visits. These figures are neither added together nor automatically compared across directions.
Mobility data added or reviewed: 2026-10-07. Reference periods may be earlier.
Underlying ties
History, institutions and long-standing issues.
History and institutional framework
Bobur Usmanov and Pavel Utyupin led the round held in Minsk on 6 July 2026. Delegations assessed agreements reached at leaders' meetings and examined practical cooperation measures in industry, agriculture and pharmaceuticals. [1]
The scale of both economies
Nominal GDP for Uzbekistan is 147 billion USD (2025), compared with 93.4 for Belarus (2025). The reference populations are 37.05 and 9.09 million, respectively. In the same year, the economy of Uzbekistan was 1.57 times that of Belarus in nominal GDP. The comparison provides context on market size, but does not, on its own, measure influence, well-being or diplomatic closeness. Estimates and their sources retain their labels in the tables. [4] [5] [6] [7]
Recent developments
Recent developments and latest available data · Review: 2026-10-08
Cooperation and bilateral issues
The Uzbek statement also highlights developing parliamentary contacts, cultural exchanges and multilateral coordination. Representatives agreed to strengthen coordination for upcoming visits and events. The mechanism is presented as follow-up on earlier commitments and expanded cooperation, without identifying a new legal instrument or specific business operation at that session. [1]
What merchandise trade shows
In 2024, merchandise trade between the two countries (Uzbekistan and Belarus) totalled 676.5 million current USD. Shipments from the first to the second were 156.7 million; those in the opposite direction, 519.9 million. The difference between the two flows was 363.2 million, in favour of Belarus. This is a goods balance, not the total balance of the economic relationship: it excludes services, income and transfers. Both directions come from a single customs reporter to avoid adding mirror records. [2]
The partner's share of exports
Sales from Uzbekistan to the partner represented 0.794% of its worldwide goods exports in 2024. The share compares the same reporter, year and coverage. It measures export concentration, not the percentage of GDP dependent on this relationship. A partner may be important in a specific sector even if its share of total goods trade is small. [2]
Documented trade sectors
Within the selected chapters, machinery and mechanical appliances stands out in shipments from Uzbekistan to Belarus, at 5.4 million USD in 2024. Within the selected chapters, meat and edible offal stands out in shipments from Belarus to Uzbekistan, at 139.2 million USD in 2024. The table compares eight selected chapters with the same coverage as the trade total. It is not a complete list or proof that the first item in this selection is the leading product across the entire relationship. A chapter groups numerous goods: machinery and components, for example, do not describe a single business transaction. [3]
Sources and data
Periods and scope of the figures
Institutional sources and periods accompany each figure. Annual trade, investment positions, residents and visits are distinct measures. Empty cells do not mean zero. Statements of intent are not presented as project implementation or treaties in force.
- Bilateral relations — UZB-BLR
pakistan.mfa.uz · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-08
- Bounded matrix; reporter, partner, year, chapter and direction identified in each record
UN Comtrade; reporters SYC, TJK, TKM, TUR, UGA, UZB, VNM · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-08
- Bounded matrix; reporter, partner, year, chapter and direction identified in each record
UN Comtrade; reporters UZB, ZMB · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-08
- Official series — gdp
World Bank · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-07
- NY.GDP.MKTP.CD; country ISO and year preserved; no military data; exact requested country subset independently re-fetched and values compared
World Bank · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-07
- Official series — population
World Bank · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-07
- SP.POP.TOTL; country ISO and year preserved; no military data; exact requested country subset independently re-fetched and values compared
World Bank · Institutional source · Accessed: 2026-10-07
Additional sources on products and human connections
- UN Comtrade; reporters UZB, ZMB
2026-10-08 · Accessed: 2026-10-08 · Bounded matrix; reporter, partner, year, chapter and direction identified in each record.