The article outlines the COVID-19 pandemic’s unpredictable impacts on the global economy, including Central Asian countries, especially on small and mediumsized firms, as well as entrepreneurs, which have suffered significant impacts. On the other side, the author tries to explain the resilience that has grown as an entrepreneurial skill that helps firms to adapt and grow in the face of adversity. Entrepreneurs are critical to a society's economic recovery following catastrophic disruptions like as the COVID-19 epidemic. According to the author, entrepreneurs' capacity to discover and act on entrepreneurial possibilities during the crisis indicates their resilience, and their inventions enable new patterns of labor, learning, and leisure activities in post-COVID-19 communities. In this paper, the author discusses an analytical method that drove such resilient entrepreneurship during the COVID-19 epidemic in Uzbekistan, and he calls for more study on the interplay between external shocks, diverse forms of entrepreneurship, and the repercussions for resilience in developing economies