Investment projects worth about €75bn will be presented to international investors at the Tashkent International Investment Forum (TIIF) 2026, as Uzbekistan seeks financing across sectors including energy, transport, logistics, digital infrastructure and industrial development.
"We have prepared investment proposals with Uzbek businesses and regional authorities worth about €75 billion," Laziz Kudratov, Uzbekistan's Minister of Investments, Industry and Trade, said. "Eight pitch sessions will allow entrepreneurs to present directly to investors."
More than 3,400 foreign delegates from 102 countries are expected to attend the forum from June 16 to 18, alongside government officials, development banks, sovereign wealth funds and multinational corporations representing more than $42 trillion (approximately €36.5 trillion) in combined assets.
The forum comes at a time when governments and businesses are reassessing supply chains, transport routes and access to critical resources. Against this backdrop, discussions in Tashkent are expected to focus on attracting long-term capital for projects across Uzbekistan and the wider Central Asian region.
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