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The German Economic Team

Economic policy advice on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy

The German Economic Team advises the governments of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus*, Kosovo, Armenia, Georgia* and Uzbekistan on all aspects of economic transformation on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

We work on a broad range of topics. In addition to our work in the project countries, our traditional mandate, we also support German and European institutions from politics, administration, business and associations with analyses on our project countries.

*In Belarus and Georgia advisory activities are currently suspended.

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Belarus Ukraine Georgia Uzbekistan Armenia Moldova Kosovo Albania North Macedonia

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    • 06.07.2026

    The German Economics Team at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026

    The German Economics Team participated in the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) 2026, held in Gdańsk, Poland, and represented by our experts Garry Poluschkin and Robert Kirchner. Bringing together more than 7,000 participants, the conference and its side events served as a key international platform for discussions on Ukraine’s recovery, reconstruction, and long-term economic resilience, with representatives from governments, international financial institutions, the private sector, and civil society.

    • 03.07.2026

    29th GET info event of the BMWE – Assessing the economic impact of the Iran conflict on Armenia and Georgia

    What impact is the Iran conflict having on the countries of the South Caucasus? On 16 June, the German Economic Team briefed staff of the BMWE on this topic as part of its 29th information event. As part of this event series, we regularly provide insights into our current advisory work in the project countries. This time, the focus was on the economic implications of the Iran conflict for Armenia and Georgia.

    • 06.03.2026

    The German Economic Team at Café Kyiv 2026: Intensifying German-Ukrainien business relations in focus

    How can German-Ukrainian economic relations be strengthened under the current conditions? This was the topic of discussion on 23 February at the German Economic Team’s panel discussion ‘Strengthening German-Ukrainian business ties under challenging conditions’ at Café Kyiv. The panel was organised in cooperation with the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce, the German-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce and the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations.

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  • Economic Monitor Uzbekistan
    WA 14 | June 2026

    Uzbekistan’s economy grew strongly by 7.7% in 2025, supported by robust private consumption and investment, with solid—though slightly slower—growth expected in 2026. Inflation continues to decline, while fiscal and external balances have improved, public debt remains low, and international reserves are at record levels. Although exports remain volatile due to irregular gold shipments, the economy has shown resilience, with only limited exposure to the Iran conflict. At the same time, labour migration to Germany offers significant long-term potential, provided existing bottlenecks are addressed.

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About the German Economic Team

The German Economic Team is financed by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE). Berlin Economics is commissioned with the project implementation.