Investigation Finds That Former High-Ranking Uzbek Security Official Acquired UAE Citizenship

By The Diplomat | Created at 2026-10-08 15:12:05 | Updated at 2026-10-08 16:28:12 2 hours ago
According to a OCCRP and Ozodlik investigation, Otabek Umarov, the Uzbek president’s son-in-law, obtained Emirati citizenship in 2023, while he was deputy head of the Presidential Security Service.
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