Researcher
Kamola Nematova is a research fellow of the Center for Economic Diplomacy at the Institute for Advanced International Studies. In this current role, Nematova is responsible for conducting scientific-practical conferences and roundtables, preparing analytical reports for ministries and agencies of Uzbekistan, as well as developing and publishing articles and materials in the mass media, monographs and research papers on significant issues of economic diplomacy in Uzbekistan. Nematova holds a master's degree in Foreign Economic Activity from the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and a bachelor's degree in Business and Financial Management from the Singapore Management Development Institute in Tashkent. Prior to joining the Institute, Nematova worked at Tashkent State University of Law in the Academic Mobility Department of the International Cooperation Office. Current research interests: Economic Diplomacy and Foreign Economic Policy
Uzbekistan has gained the status of a beneficiary of GSP+ which allows it to export goods without duties. However, lack of market information, certification and quality control issues are still hindering exports. The country has potential in various sectors, including agriculture and tourism, but infrastructure needs to be improved. Uzbekistan needs to promote and develop its high export potential sectors to fully utilize its potential in the global market. The country has met criteria for the GSP+ scheme but needs to implement them fully. Read the full research article it to learn more about why Uzbekistan has not used the GSP+ preferences on a full scale yet
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