Investors from Turkey have arrived to Tashkent. Representatives of business circles of the country are interested in construction and agricultural sectors of Uzbekistan. Investment projects in these sectors might become very profitable for both sides...

Tashkent held a session of Uzbek-Turkmen Commission on Trade and Economic, Science and Technological and Cultural Cooperation. Ministers of both countries have gathered in order to sign a joint protocol. The agenda of the meeting was the expansion of cooperation...

The capital of Uzbekistan, Tashkent has celebrated its 2200 anniversary, and city authorities are attracting foreign investors for the development of the city. The Uzbek government thinks that country’s economy is fairly stable for foreign investors, in times of global financial crisis...

Uzbekistan is preparing for the New Year. All the work on the development of small and medium-scale businesses and the strengthening of banking system is at risk. The industrial fairs and corporate exchanges slightly eased the influence of world financial processes on the economy of the country...

During a recent press-conference representatives of the Uzbek Trade and Industry Chamber shared with journalists the information about the progress of German foreign exchange program for 550 local businessmen...

Russian businessmen from the Perm region have arrived in Tashkent, to set up trade and economic links with Uzbekistan. Entrepreneurs represent 7 companies dealing in different industries. The first similar visit was held four years ago. This year her enterprise decided to diversify...

The results of the recently held national industrial fair and cooperative exchange were summed up in Tashkent. The event organizers reported about agreements and contracts signed in the course of the month. The mass media representatives were also interested in learning about the effect of the global financial crisis on the Uzbek economy. Businessmen say that the crisis is affecting only the export...

Iranian businessmen from the Semnam province have arrived in Uzbekistan to develop partner relations. The Iranians, representing 600 companies located in the province, are producing a wide variety of goods, including chemicals, food, metals and textile. Businessmen want to trade their carpets and cars for Uzbek agriculture products and cotton in particular.

The project of introducing environment and food security has been presented in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. The Slovak Certification Committee, together with the Uzbek Commerce and Industry Chamber, will be working on the project’s implementation. The Slovaks will cover 85% of expenses, leaving 5% for Uzbek businessmen.

The Uzbek fair of construction materials and furnishing is being attended by local producers, as well as representatives of Turkish, Russian, German and Japanese companies. Some of them came here for the first time, while others work on the Uzbek market for some time already. This German construction enterprise sells elite bricks and its leadership is sure that local consumers are ready for their products.