In 1925, the Permanent Mission of the Uzbek SSR was established under the Commissioner of the Council of Labor and Defense of the USSR in Central Asia, which in October, 1926 was transformed into the Permanent Mission of the Uzbek SSR under the Central Asian Economic Council. The representative office had the main task of identifying and protecting the economic interests and needs of the Uzbek SSR in the Central Asian Economic Council and in the institutions and commissions attached to it. It was Liquidated by the Decree of the Presidium of the Central Executive Committee of the Uzbek SSR on May 25, 1929
Minutes of the meetings of the Presidium of Sredazekoso on the procedure for the implementation of the operational plan for irrigation (1928), financing of the national economy, development of an electrification plan, trade with neighboring countries, the situation of the grain market in Central Asia; minutes of meetings of the Council of People’s Commissars and the Economic Council of the Uzbek SSR on a long-term plan for the development of cotton growing, budget allocations for industrial construction and electrification, revision of the customs border for imported goods, and construction of a textile factory in Fergana. Decrees of the Sredazekoso commission on the organization of grain supply in Central Asia, correspondence on the preparation of the Central Asian trade and agricultural congresses (1926).
