The Third Tashkent International Investment Forum was held last Friday, drawing over 2,500 delegates from more than 90 countries, including government officials, corporate leaders, and representatives from international organizations.
Qatar was among the participants, with the HE Undersecretary of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Mohamed bin Hassan Al Maliki, leading the delegation. Organised by the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the forum aimed at propelling Uzbekistan’s growth in alignment with its ambitious “Uzbekistan 2030” vision, targeting a GDP of USD 160 billion and foreign investments of USD 250 billion.
The event highlighted discussions on bolstering Uzbekistan’s attractiveness for foreign direct investments, focusing on opportunities in sectors like energy, infrastructure, agriculture, tourism, mining, and the digital economy.
Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, grounded in shared history and strong bilateral ties, are intensifying cooperation across various sectors. With a commodity turnover surpassing $4 billion last year, both nations aim to elevate this figure to $10 billion, as directed by their Presidents. Significant strides have been made in industrial collaboration, with 60 projects totaling $2.6 billion currently in progress, and plans for further cooperation on 46 additional projects valued at approximately $2.3 billion.
Yerken Mukash, Unicase’s Chinese Business Partner, shared his perspective on Uzbekistan’s future in an interview with UZ24, emphasizing the transformative potential of new beginnings for the country.
Founded in 2019, Unicase has strengthened its market presence and is supporting projects in the corporate, energy, infrastructure, and other sectors.
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