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1994–2018 10 observations2018: $1.44 Bn‡ SIPRI observation

The latest included annual figure is 2018. No later figure is included; this does not mean zero spending.

Annual spending: 1994–2018, USD · current pricesEach bar opens its figures and sources on the spending page. Blank years are gaps, not zero spending.$0$500 Mn$1 Bn$1.5 Bn19941994: $86.92 Mn‡. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1994 GDP share: 1.53%. 1994 general government expenditure share: 4.50%.1995: $112.67 Mn‡. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1995 GDP share: 0.88%. 1995 general government expenditure share: 3.01%.1996: $172.21 Mn‡. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1996 GDP share: 0.98%. 1996 general government expenditure share: 2.81%.1997: $217.74 Mn‡. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1997 GDP share: 1.12%. 1997 general government expenditure share: 3.51%.—1999: $250.07 Mn. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 1999 GDP share: 1.31%. 1999 general government expenditure share: 3.88%.20002000: $115.37 Mn. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2000 GDP share: 0.92%. 2000 general government expenditure share: 2.80%.2001: $59.76 Mn. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2001 GDP share: 0.67%. 2001 general government expenditure share: 2.18%.2002: $45.91 Mn. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2002 GDP share: 0.48%. 2002 general government expenditure share: 1.38%.2003: $54.13 Mn. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2003 GDP share: 0.43%. 2003 general government expenditure share: 1.36%.—2005—————2010—————2015———20182018: $1.44 Bn‡. SIPRI observation. SIPRI military expenditure series · calendar year. As of April 27, 2026. SIPRI marks this figure as highly uncertain. Historical figures only: 1994–2003 with gaps, plus an isolated 2018 value. SIPRI marks adopted budgets and warns about official versus unofficial exchange rates. Its footnote still says no information since 2003, despite the 2018 cell; the inconsistency is retained explicitly. No current spending total is established. 2018 GDP share: 2.49%. 2018 general government expenditure share: 11.06%.

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Bars show separate stages, never a total. Values are in current USD; they are not adjusted for inflation. Years without an included figure: 1998, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017.
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SIPRI series

‡ SIPRI marks these figures as highly uncertain.

10 observations · open records and sources

Annual indicators

Military & paramilitary personnel · IISS

1992–2020
68,000Latest: 2020 · Estimate
People
Military & paramilitary personnel · IISS · 1992–2020Historical active-duty armed-forces and qualifying paramilitary personnel, excluding reservists, from IISS The Military Balance as distributed by the World Bank. The indicator combines regular and paramilitary forces and uses estimates where exact numbers are unavailable. It does not measure readiness, mobilised strength or current force capability. Empty years have no included observation. Click a bar for the figure and its source. 050K100K1992: 40,000 · Estimate19921993: 41,000 · Estimate1994: 20,000 · Estimate1995: 41,700 · Estimate1996: 46,000 · Estimate1997: 86,000 · Estimate1998: 100,000 · Estimate1999: 94,000 · Estimate2000: 79,100 · Estimate20002001: 72,000 · Estimate2002: 72,000 · Estimate2003: 72,000 · Estimate2004: 75,000 · Estimate2005: 91,000 · Estimate2006: 87,000 · Estimate2007: 87,000 · Estimate2008: 87,000 · Estimate2009: 87,000 · Estimate2010: 87,000 · Estimate20102011: 68,000 · Estimate2012: 68,000 · Estimate2013: 68,000 · Estimate2014: 68,000 · Estimate2015: 68,000 · Estimate2016: 68,000 · Estimate2017: 68,000 · Estimate2018: 68,000 · Estimate2019: 68,000 · Estimate2020: 68,000 · Estimate2020

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Regular and qualifying paramilitary personnel. Reserves excluded.

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Historical active-duty armed-forces and qualifying paramilitary personnel, excluding reservists, from IISS The Military Balance as distributed by the World Bank. The indicator combines regular and paramilitary forces and uses estimates where exact numbers are unavailable. It does not measure readiness, mobilised strength or current force capability.

Historical estimates · latest observation 2020. Regular military and qualifying paramilitary personnel are combined; reserves are excluded. No later headcount or explanation of annual changes is inferred.

29 annual observations

Data and sources

Military expenditure · share of GDP

1994–2018
2.49%Latest: 2018 · Highly uncertain estimate
%
Military expenditure · share of GDP · 1994–2018SIPRI’s published military-budget observations as a percentage of GDP for the same calendar year. The country is marked as adopted budgets, rather than actual expenditure. Empty years have no included observation. Click a bar for the figure and its source. 01.531994: 1.53% · Highly uncertain estimate19941995: 0.88% · Highly uncertain estimate1996: 0.98% · Highly uncertain estimate1997: 1.12% · Highly uncertain estimate1999: 1.31% · Estimate2000: 0.92% · Estimate20002001: 0.67% · Estimate2002: 0.48% · Estimate2003: 0.43% · Estimate20102018: 2.49% · Highly uncertain estimate2018

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SIPRI estimates, including qualifying paramilitary expenditure. Not ministry-only accounts.

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SIPRI’s published military-budget observations as a percentage of GDP for the same calendar year. The country is marked as adopted budgets, rather than actual expenditure.

Historical adopted-budget observations with gaps, not verified execution. The isolated 2018 cell is highly uncertain and conflicts with SIPRI’s note that information stops in 2003. No current spending trend is inferred.

10 annual observations

Data and sources

US-funded sales cases · FMF · US fiscal years

2020–2024
$761.81 KLatest: 2024 · Reported
USD · current prices
US-funded sales cases · FMF · US fiscal years · 2020–2024DSCA-authorised net value of implemented FMF cases and amendments for Uzbekistan, in the U.S. financial year (1 October of the preceding calendar year to 30 September). FMF-funded cases are financed by U.S. government assistance and remain separate from partner-financed FMS. These are case implementation values, not physical deliveries, cash outlays or Uzbekistan military expenditure. DSCA FY2024 Historical Sales Book, primary report mirrored by SIPRI. Explicit published zeros are retained. Latest verified comparable breakdown: FY2020–FY2024; no later year is inferred. Pre-FY2023 report aggregates can include BPC/FAA and are not spliced into this series. Empty years have no included observation. Click a bar for the figure and its source. Dots on the baseline are published zero values. $0$10 Mn$20 Mn2020: $0 · Reported20202021: $13.81 Mn · Reported2022: $0 · Reported20222023: $0 · Reported2024: $761.81 K · Reported2024

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U.S. fiscal years. Implemented case values, not deliveries or national spending.

Dots are reported zeros. Gaps are unavailable data.

Coverage and method

DSCA-authorised net value of implemented FMF cases and amendments for Uzbekistan, in the U.S. financial year (1 October of the preceding calendar year to 30 September). FMF-funded cases are financed by U.S. government assistance and remain separate from partner-financed FMS. These are case implementation values, not physical deliveries, cash outlays or Uzbekistan military expenditure. DSCA FY2024 Historical Sales Book, primary report mirrored by SIPRI. Explicit published zeros are retained. Latest verified comparable breakdown: FY2020–FY2024; no later year is inferred. Pre-FY2023 report aggregates can include BPC/FAA and are not spliced into this series.

US-funded implemented case values, not physical deliveries, cash outlays or national defence spending. US fiscal years end in September. Baseline dots show published zeros; later years remain unavailable.

5 annual observations

Data and sources

Recorded activity

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Equipment & procurement

39 records
Latest recorded year: 20262 records
Source records by year1992–2026
Equipment & procurement · 1992–2026Counts of included source records by year and recorded implementation stage. Each coloured bar segment opens only its matching records. Gaps do not establish inactivity.0351992: 1 · Reported19921993: 1 · Reported19951997: 1 · Reported20002001: 1 · Reported2002: 1 · Reported2005: 1 · Reported20052007: 1 · Reported2008: 1 · Reported20102013: 1 · Reported2015: 3 · Reported20152016: 2 · Reported2017: 2 · Reported2017: 1 · Signed2018: 3 · Reported2019: 2 · Reported2020: 2 · Reported20202021: 1 · Reported2022: 1 · Reported2023: 2 · Reported2023: 1 · Publicly displayed2024: 4 · Reported2024: 1 · Contracted2025: 1 · Reported2025: 1 · Contracted2025: 1 · Publicly displayed2026: 1 · Contracted2026: 1 · Delivery reported2026

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32 Reported3 Contracted2 Publicly displayed1 Delivery reported1 Signed

Forces & reform

31 records
Latest recorded year: 20264 records
Source records by year1991–2026
Forces & reform · 1991–2026Counts of included source records by year and recorded implementation stage. Each coloured bar segment opens only its matching records. Gaps do not establish inactivity.0241991: 1 · Established19911992: 4 · Adopted1994: 1 · Established1995: 1 · Adopted199520002001: 1 · Adopted2002: 1 · Adopted2003: 1 · Adopted200520102012: 1 · Adopted2015: 1 · Completion reported20152017: 1 · Adopted2018: 1 · Adopted2018: 1 · Reported2019: 1 · Adopted2019: 1 · Reported2020: 2 · Adopted20202021: 1 · Adopted2022: 1 · Established2023: 1 · Reported2024: 1 · Announced2025: 1 · Announced2025: 1 · Completion reported2025: 1 · Approved2025: 1 · Signed2026: 2 · Announced2026: 1 · Completion reported2026: 1 · Approved2026

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15 Adopted4 Announced3 Completion reported3 Established3 Reported2 Approved1 Signed

Defence industry

8 records
Latest recorded year: 20262 records
Source records by year1998–2026
Defence industry · 1998–2026Counts of included source records by year and recorded implementation stage. Each coloured bar segment opens only its matching records. Gaps do not establish inactivity.0121998: 1 · Adopted19982005201020152017: 1 · Established20202023: 1 · Established2024: 1 · Reported2025: 1 · Reported2025: 1 · Adopted2026: 1 · Reported2026: 1 · Production reported2026

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3 Reported2 Adopted2 Established1 Production reported

Defence partnerships

44 records
Latest recorded year: 20264 records
Source records by year1992–2026
Defence partnerships · 1992–2026Counts of included source records by year and recorded implementation stage. Each coloured bar segment opens only its matching records. Gaps do not establish inactivity.0481992: 1 · Signed1992: 1 · Established19921994: 1 · Established1995: 1 · In force19951999: 1 · Signed1999: 1 · Reported1999: 1 · In force2000: 1 · Signed20002001: 1 · Signed2001: 1 · Established2002: 2 · Signed2003: 1 · Completion reported2004: 1 · Signed2005: 1 · Signed20052006: 1 · Established20102011: 1 · Signed2012: 1 · Signed2012: 1 · Established2012: 1 · Reported2013: 1 · Established20152016: 1 · Signed2017: 1 · Adopted2019: 1 · Completion reported2019: 1 · Established20202021: 2 · Completion reported2022: 1 · Completion reported2023: 1 · Reported2024: 2 · Completion reported2024: 1 · Announced2025: 2 · Signed2025: 1 · Completion reported2025: 1 · Established2025: 4 · Reported2026: 3 · Signed2026: 1 · Reported2026

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16 Signed8 Completion reported8 Established8 Reported2 In force1 Adopted1 Announced
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124 development records10 SIPRI annual observations59 additional indicator observationsSource records (134)

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