He noted that the focus will be on crafts, garment production, as well as the creation of machinery and equipment, the chemical industry, metalworking, and the production of metal products. Additionally, attention will be given to the development of computer technologies and the IT sector. Innovative projects and new entrepreneurs will also receive support. It is important to note that agriculture is not included in this program, as separate state initiatives are planned for it.
Furthermore, the program offers support for women entrepreneurs: 30% of the allocated funds will be directed to projects initiated by women. There is also support for startups with the possibility of financing up to 1 million soms for a period of up to one year.
Umetaliev added that the implementation of the program will begin in February, and banks will soon be able to submit their applications.
