Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Feb.15 / Trend, D.Azizov /
Non-state sector is improving its position in economy of Uzbekistan. According to the State Statistics Committee, share of non-state sector in GDP of Uzbekistan in 2010 made up 81.7 percent.
In particular, citizens' property accounted for 30.4 percent (29.6 percent in 2009) of GDP, the property of commercial unions - 27.4 percent (26 percent), joint ventures - 14.2 percent (16.1 percent), farmers and small farmers - 6.7 percent (6.5 percent), for other types of non-state ownership - 3 percent (3.1 percent).
The share of state sector in GDP declined to 18.3 percent from 18.7 percent a year earlier.
It was reported that Uzbekistan's GDP in 2010 grew by 8.5 percent, compared to 2009 - up to 61 831.2 billion soums.
Industrial production also increased by 8.3 percent, agricultural production - by 6.8 percent. Amount of construction work rose by 8.1 percent, consumer goods production - by 12 percent, paid services - by 13.4 percent.
According to the State Statistics Committee, the main share in GDP - 49 percent compared to 47.2 percent a year earlier accounted for services. The share of production of goods fell to 43.2 percent from 44.4 percent, net taxes on products and export-import operations - to 7.8 percent from 8.4 percent.
As was previously reported, Uzbekistan planned to ensure GDP growth at 8.3 percent in 2010, compared to 2009, industrial production - by 8.3 percent, agricultural production - five percent, retail commodity turnover - 16.3 percent, investment - 22 percent, amount of exports - six percent, while it was planned to keep the inflation at 7- 9 percent.
