Official mandate · Republic of Uzbekistan

CAPPA works under written government mandates

Letters of consent to cooperate from regional Departments of Investment, Industry and Trade — and, with 2 of them, signed Memoranda of Understanding — mandate CAPPA to source, package and bring domestic and foreign capital to regional investment projects, under the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

written consents

memoranda signed

ministry

2026

renewing annually

Counterparties and evidence

Every claim on this page corresponds to a document or an exchanged pipeline. Consent to cooperate is confirmed in writing by each counterparty below; where that has not yet been carried through to a signed memorandum, it says so.

Counterparty	Body	Status	Evidence held
Khorezm Region	Department of Investment, Industry and Trade	Signed	Memorandum of Understanding signed. Signed copy held on file.
Syrdarya Region	Department of Investment, Industry and Trade	Signed	Memorandum of Understanding signed.
Surkhandarya Region	Department of Investment, Industry and Trade	Engaged	Project pipeline received — 95 projects, $10bn. Memorandum in preparation.
Samarkand Region	Department of Investment, Industry and Trade	Engaged	Investment project proposals exchanged — 84 projects.
Fergana Region	Department of Investment, Industry and Trade	Engaged	Cooperation agreed, project pipeline exchanged — $457M.
Andijan Region	Khokimiyat · Department of Investment, Industry and Trade	Engaged	Support for the partnership received and confirmed in writing by the Regional Khokimiyat; a liaison officer has been assigned. Project pipeline received — 38 projects, $3.08bn. Memorandum to be signed after consultations.
Tashkent City	Department for Investments, Industry and Trade	Engaged	Support for the partnership received and confirmed in writing, on the instruction of the City Khokimiyat. Municipal project pipeline received — 7 programmes, $15bn+.
Republic of Karakalpakstan	Council of Ministers	Engaged	Partnership interest confirmed. Pipeline received — 18 projects, $2.4bn.

Scanned copies of the signed memoranda are provided to counterparties under a mutual non-disclosure agreement, on request.

Scope of the mandate

To establish cooperation in attracting domestic and foreign investment into projects implemented or curated by the authority — through investor sourcing, professional packaging and promotion on the international capital market.

CAPPA undertakes

Source and attract investors

Identify and engage domestic and international capital for the authority’s projects.

Prepare investment materials

Teasers and presentations in Russian and English, to international standard.

Run the deal to close

Accompany negotiations and deal structuring through to financial close.

Confidentiality

Protect all information shared under the cooperation.

Zero cost to the budget

Act with no financial obligation on the authority or the state budget.

The authority undertakes

Project pipeline

Provide the list and passports of investment projects open to investors.

A named liaison

Assign a contact person for fast, direct coordination.

Live information

Share the up-to-date data needed to package the projects.

Timely review

Consider the Partner’s proposals within reasonable timeframes.

What this mandate is — and is not

—Framework, non-binding cooperation. It creates no financial obligations and is not a services contract. Specific projects are formalised by separate agreements.
—One year, renewing. Effective from the date of signing, valid for one year and renewing automatically; either party may terminate on 30 days’ written notice.
—Not exclusivity over a region. The authority remains free to work with others; the mandate gives CAPPA access and standing, not a monopoly.
—Mutual confidentiality. Both parties protect information shared under the cooperation.

See the pipeline this mandate covers

The counterparty on the CAPPA side is Khamit Kadirbekov, registered self-employed entrepreneur, Republic of Uzbekistan.

National portfolio · $9.3bn Privatisation programme

Counterparties: regional Departments of Investment, Industry and Trade and the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan, under the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan, 2026.