Tashkent Gears Up for Third International Investment Forum

Tashkent, The Gulf Observer: The eagerly anticipated Third Tashkent International Investment Forum (TXIF-III) is set to take place on May 2-3, 2024, according to Uzbek media reports, heralding a significant gathering of global investors and stakeholders.

The Ministry of Investments, Industry, and Trade underscores the paramount importance of TXIF, not only for Uzbekistan but for the entire region. Traditionally, the forum’s agenda comprises a high-level plenary session with the participation of the head of state, alongside over 50 expert meetings tackling diverse topics through panel discussions, roundtable sessions, and business-to-business negotiations.

With a comprehensive program, each participant will have the opportunity to explore mutual interests, delve into specific investment projects, engage in discussions on the latest trends across various sectors, and receive promising proposals.

At the heart of the forum’s agenda lies the showcasing of Uzbekistan’s potential, characterized by robust growth amidst global economic uncertainties. Uzbekistan is steadily emerging as a key investment hub in Central Asia, propelled by ongoing reforms, favorable business conditions, extensive incentives, and robust investor rights protection.

The forum’s scale and reach have expanded significantly over the years:

Over 2,000 prominent investors and dignitaries from 56 countries attended TXIF-2022, setting the stage for fruitful engagements.

TXIF-2023 witnessed the participation of 2,500 delegates from 70 countries, culminating in the signing of 164 agreements valued at $11 billion.

In 2024, Tashkent anticipates hosting an even larger contingent of investors, officials, and analysts from all corners of the globe, solidifying its status as a premier destination for investment and collaboration.

The Third Tashkent International Investment Forum represents a crucial platform for fostering economic partnerships, driving growth, and charting the course for sustainable development in Uzbekistan and beyond.