The highest annual income is in Tashkent, the lowest in Karakalpakstan

As of January–September 2025, the average per capita total income in Uzbekistan amounted to 21.8 million soums, reported the State Committee on Statistics.

According to the data, the total income of the population reached 825.3 trillion soums. Taking inflation into account, the real growth rate compared to the same period last year was 108.4 percent.

The nominal growth rate was recorded at 116.1 percent, while the real growth rate stood at 106.3 percent.

By region, the highest indicator was observed in Tashkent city — 52 million soums. It was followed by Navoi (32.1 million) and Bukhara (26 million) regions.

The lowest figure was recorded in the Republic of Karakalpakstan — 14.8 million soums. Income levels also remained relatively low in Namangan (15.8 million) and Surkhandarya (16.5 million) regions.

Analysts note that the growth of real income is linked to the recovery of economic activity and the increase in wage funds. At the same time, the gap between regions remains significant.