AI Regulatory Readiness Assessment

Understanding Your Position Before Requirements Become Mandatory

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INVESTMENTS

Attracting investments and international financing

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AI GOVERNANCE

AI Governance & Institutional Risk Advisory

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STRATEGIC CONSULTING

Strategic, operational and financial consulting

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Agency Transfer Audit

Diagnostic for Loss of Decision Control Over AI

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AI Pre-Implementation Assessment

Institutional Readiness Diagnostic Before the Deployment Decision

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About the Company

AI Governance, Institutional Risk & Strategic Advisory

INVEXI is an independent advisory firm operating across two practice areas: AI governance and institutional risk, and investment and strategic advisory.

We work with commercial banks, financial institutions, state enterprises and corporate clients in Uzbekistan and the CIS.

We engage where the gap between declared governance and operational reality creates real institutional risk.

Our approach is grounded in one principle: Substance over form.

AI Governance Research & Publications: okhodjaev.com

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15 May, 2026

Uzbekistan’s Economic Zones: a strong start to 2026 Q1

According to the National Statistics Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the first quarter of 2026 demonstrated stable positive momentum across all key forms of territorially organized production and investment attraction.

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05 May, 2026

Inflation in Uzbekistan Slowed to 7.0%

Short-term and annual CPI dynamics in Uzbekistan continue to demonstrate easing inflationary pressure alongside stability across most key categories of goods and services.

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01 May, 2026

Uzbekistan’s Foreign Trade Growth: Structural Transformation and New Growth Drivers in 2026

In the first quarter of 2026, Uzbekistan’s foreign trade demonstrates steady growth accompanied by qualitative structural shifts and expanding international partnerships.

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