Yes — 7.7% against 6.5% in 2025, and by a wider margin over a decade.
Growth is one input and not the deciding one. Kazakhstan is a considerably richer country per head and its banking system is deeper; Georgia is far smaller and far easier to bank in as a foreigner. What Uzbekistan has that neither has is 37.05 million people, 31.3% of them under fifteen, growing at 1.9% a year — the largest population in Central Asia and the youngest of the comparators. (World Bank, 2025 ↗)
Against the wider field: the world grew 2.9% in 2025 and lower-middle-income countries as a group 6.0%. (World Bank, 2025 ↗)
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