Uzbekistan's Enforcement Bureau collected 54.8 trillion soums — 14.4 trillion more than a year earlier

Enforcement results for the year

Over the elapsed period of this year, the bodies of the Enforcement Bureau under the Prosecutor General's Office of Uzbekistan collected a total of 54.8 trillion soums. This is 14.4 trillion soums more than in the corresponding period of last year. This was announced at a briefing attended by the head of the Bureau's Information Service, Farrukh Tashpulatov, Zamon.uz reports. Of the collected amount, 36.7 trillion soums went to the state, 16.5 trillion to entrepreneurs and other entities, and more than 1.6 trillion to citizens. In addition, enforcement of documents worth 2.2 trillion soums was secured without the use of coercive mechanisms.

Social enforcement proceedings

Certain results have also been achieved in enforcement documents of a social nature. A total of 1.3 trillion soums was transferred to funds associated with the 'Daftars' — 222 billion soums more than a year earlier. Over the reporting period, 3 trillion soums in alimony was collected. Through the 'Alimony Payments' fund, 30.5 billion soums was paid to 565 citizens. As a result of targeted work, more than 21,000 citizens were employed and more than 11,200 families were reconciled. In addition, 508 citizens who had been unlawfully dismissed from their jobs were reinstated in their previous positions, and they were awarded wages amounting to 21.6 billion soums.

Digitalization and work with debtors

The briefing emphasized that the digitalization of the Bureau's activities continues: at present, 22 of the 36 types of enforcement actions, as well as 68.7 million adopted decisions, are carried out automatically, without human involvement. To warn debtors, 79.3 million SMS notifications were sent, and 2.4 million calls were made through the 'Autorobot' system. Thanks to timely notification of debt, 1.2 million enforcement proceedings were completed within the voluntary period. A search was declared automatically for 1.8 million vehicles. Through Virtual and Public Reception Offices, 49,611 appeals were received regarding alimony enforcement documents, of which 32,598 were resolved. As a result of targeted work, the number of appeals for alimony collection decreased by 7,526, and for debt and damage collection by 3,507.

Significance of the figures

According to the Bureau, the increase in collected amounts by 14.4 trillion soums and the high share of voluntary enforcement (2.2 trillion soums without coercive mechanisms, 1.2 million proceedings closed after notifications) indicate an expanded coverage of enforcement proceedings and the effect of digitalization. For citizens, this means faster receipt of alimony and reinstated payments; for businesses, debt recovery; and for the state, increased revenues. The report covers the elapsed period of 2026; final annual figures and a comparison with the full previous year have not yet been published.