Another important step has been taken in Uzbekistan to further liberalize entrepreneurial activity and create a favorable business environment for business representatives. Fundamental changes to the rules for placing external information will serve to significantly reduce the administrative burden on entrepreneurs.Zamin.uz introduces the details of these conveniences and expected innovations.
Status of Signboards Changed: Putting an End to Bureaucracy
Information, Not Advertising
From now on, signboards installed by business entities on the buildings and structures where they operate—signs reflecting the company name and type of activity—will not be classified as advertising. This means that the procedure for obtaining advertising space passports, which was previously required for installing such information structures, is completely abolished. This saves both the time and money of entrepreneurs.
Branding of Vehicles
The reforms are not limited to buildings. The procedure for applying company trademarks or logos to vehicles belonging to legal entities is also being significantly simplified. This creates additional ease for companies in promoting their brand.
Aesthetic Appearance and Entrepreneurs' Opinions
Design Code: Phased Implementation
In order to maintain a unified aesthetic appearance of cities when registering advertising and information signs, design code requirements will be developed. However, to ensure these requirements do not create additional difficulties for entrepreneurs, they will be implemented gradually and based on the feedback of business representatives.
As the head of our state emphasized, regulatory mechanisms in this area should serve as a convenience for business rather than a barrier, while not compromising the beauty of our cities.
Dear entrepreneurs, how do you think these innovations will create ease in your activities? Leave your thoughts in the comments!
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