International organization membership of Uzbekistan

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Future membership

Uzbekistan is applying for a membership in the following international organizations:

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Current membership

Uzbekistan is a member of the following international organizations and partnerships:

Uzbekistan is also a member or a partner of the following UN institutions and specialized agencies:

Uzbekistan is a member of the following Bretton Woods institutions:

Uzbekistan is a member of the following regional development banks:

Uzbekistan is a partner of the following informal group:

Former membership

Uzbekistan was earlier a membership of the following international organizations:

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