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Dentons is one of the leading international full legal service firms in Uzbekistan. It brings together qualified and forward-thinking legal professionals. Our team’s regulatory and transactional expertise enables us to advise our clients on a wide variety of domestic and cross-border matters across corporate, privatization, M&A, banking and finance, capital markets, employment and labor, energy, mining, project development, construction, intellectual property and technology, life sciences and dispute resolution practices.

With over 20 years of experience in Uzbekistan and in-depth knowledge of legal framework, we are well positioned to navigate our clients through their complex and challenging projects.

  • Trusted advisor: We are the trusted advisor to the leading international conglomerates in their projects in Uzbekistan, as well as to the large local strategically important businesses.
  • IFI/DFI funded projects: We are actively engaged in the projects funded by the international financial institutions and international development institutions for the provision of technical assistance to the Uzbek government in various sectors, including law improvement processes, regional infrastructure development and provision of financing to local banks and businesses.
  • Government mandates: We regularly advise the Uzbek government on projects ranging from a large-scale privatization program to sovereign Eurobonds placement.

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Eldor Mannopov
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