New agreements totalling US$400m covered rural and transport infrastructure and preschool education. The existing Uzbekistan–IsDB cooperation portfolio exceeded US$1.3bn.
The parties agreed to prepare a new medium-term partnership programme. Future priorities included entrepreneurship, private investment, new financial instruments, innovation and WTO-related support.
The package expanded the sovereign and blended-finance pipeline and scope for Islamic instruments, although signed agreements should not be treated as fully disbursed capital.
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