Under the Law “On Financing of Political Parties,” the financing of political parties’ activities предусмотренных in their charters is carried out through allocations from the State Budget of the Republic of Uzbekistan, membership fees, income from entrepreneurial activities, and charitable donations from legal entities and citizens.

The amount of funds allocated from the state budget for financing political parties is determined based on the number of citizens included in voter lists in the most recent elections to the Legislative Chamber.

These funds are distributed among political parties in proportion to the number of seats they obtained in the Legislative Chamber.

The Chamber of Accounts conducted a financial audit of the receipt and targeted use of funds in 2025 by the following political parties: the People’s Democratic Party of Uzbekistan, the Movement of Entrepreneurs and Businesspeople — Liberal Democratic Party of Uzbekistan, the “Milliy Tiklanish” Democratic Party, the “Adolat” Social Democratic Party, and the Ecological Party of Uzbekistan.

During the audit, particular attention was paid to whether revenues were formed in compliance with legal requirements, whether funds were used for their intended purposes, and whether they were accurately reflected in financial statements.

In particular, in 2025 political parties received total revenues of 231.6 billion UZS, of which 196.4 billion UZS (84.8%) came from the state budget, 19.7 billion UZS (8.5%) from membership fees, and 15.5 billion UZS (6.7%) from other sources.

During the reporting period, a total of 216.9 billion UZS was spent on financing activities, including 159.8 billion UZS (73.7%) for salaries and equivalent payments, 21.3 billion UZS (9.8%) for program-related expenses, and 35.8 billion UZS (16.5%) for other maintenance costs.

The audit concluded that revenues were formed in compliance with legislation, funds were used for their intended purposes, and financial statements accurately reflected these operations.

Based on the audit results, relevant instructions and recommendations were provided to the political parties’ councils to eliminate identified shortcomings and prevent their recurrence, and conclusions were submitted for presentation to the Legislative Chamber.