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NewsGRATA International Ranked in Chambers Global 2026 GuideGRATA International has once again been recognized in Chambers Global 2026, strengthening its position both at the firm level and for individual lawyers in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Mongolia. This year, GRATA improved its rankings in Armenia and Georgia, with individual lawyers receiving recognition in each jurisdiction.Read more

NewsGRATA International Partner Nodir Yuldashev contributes to Legal 500 “Investing in, 2026” Guide on UzbekistanLegal 500 has just published the “Investing in, 2026” a new international Country Comparative Guide dedicated to investment laws and procedures. GRATA International partner Nodir Yuldashev has made a contribution to a chapter describing the law and practice of Uzbekistan.Read more

NewsGRATA International Maintains Leading Positions and Enhances Regional Influence in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026 GRATA International has demonstrated strong performance in the Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026 Guide, maintaining its rankings across key practices in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, and improving its positions in several of them. This year, the Firm has also proudly expanded its presence in the Guide with new rankings in Mongolia and Turkmenistan.Read more


PublicationsLiability of the CEO of a company in UzbekistanThe publication analyzes key legal aspects of civil, administrative and criminal liability of executives, including risks related to corporate governance, bankruptcy, tax and reporting obligations, as well as decision-making and delegation of authority.Read more


EventsGRATA International will hold a joint legal seminar in China with the international law firm AshurstThis joint seminar by GRATA and Ashurst is designed to explore the vast, untapped opportunities for Chinese enterprises in BRI infrastructure projects across the Greater Central Asia region. Read more










