Another International Investment Forum is taking place in the capital of Uzbekistan, serving as the largest platform for dialogue between the government, businesses, and international financial institutions.
The tradition of holding such forums was established in recent years as part of the large-scale economic reforms and openness policy initiated by the President of Uzbekistan. Since 2022, the Tashkent International Investment Forum has become an annual event, attracting thousands of participants from dozens of countries around the world.
The forum’s main objective is to showcase Uzbekistan’s investment potential, facilitate direct contacts between foreign investors and domestic businesses, and conclude new agreements in industry, energy, the digital economy, transport, agriculture, and other strategic sectors.
For international partners, the forum provides an opportunity to obtain reliable information about ongoing reforms, business support measures, and new investment projects. For Uzbekistan, it serves as an effective tool for attracting capital, advanced technologies, modern management expertise, and creating new jobs.
Experience shows that such events are not limited to discussions alone. Previous forums resulted in the signing of investment agreements and trade contracts worth billions of dollars, many of which are already being implemented across the country’s regions.
The forum further strengthens Uzbekistan’s position as one of the most attractive investment destinations in Central Asia and contributes to the country’s deeper integration into the global economy.
Looking back, the Tashkent International Investment Forum in 2025 reaffirmed its status as one of the largest business platforms in Central Asia. As a result of the forum, investment and trade agreements worth more than USD 30.5 billion were signed, representing a 14.6 percent increase compared to the previous year.
The forum brought together more than 8,000 participants, including around 3,000 international guests from 97 countries. Among them were representatives of governments, international financial institutions, investment funds, and some of the world’s leading companies.
Companies and investors from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, China, India, South Korea, Oman, as well as countries across Europe and North America, played a particularly active role in signing agreements. Major participants included ACWA Power, HYPER Partners, Shaanxi Road and Bridge Group, TK-C Group, and many others.
The signed agreements covered sectors such as energy, the digital economy, transport infrastructure, industry, agriculture, construction, finance, and high technologies. Particular emphasis was placed on projects related to green energy, logistics, and the digital transformation of the economy.
Thus, the Tashkent International Investment Forum is becoming more than just an annual event; it is an effective mechanism for attracting capital, technology, and international partners, contributing to Uzbekistan’s sustainable economic growth and strengthening its position on the global investment map.
Bekmuradov U.
FLEDU.UZ Editorial Team
