The Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Ukraine invites Ukrainian companies and interested organizations to PARTICIPATE in the largest international exhibition in Central Asia dedicated to ecology and sustainable development — ECO EXPO CENTRAL ASIA 2025, which will be held in Tashkent from June 19 to 21, 2025.
The exhibition will bring together global companies working in the field of eco-technologies, innovative start-ups, state and international organizations, and experts in sustainable development.
The industrial zones of the exhibition will cover 16 thematic areas, each reflecting key aspects of sustainable development.
These include greening, green finance and economy, ecotourism, Aral ecology, renewable energy, green construction, water and energy saving technologies, digital education and knowledge, sustainable agriculture, recycling and clean technologies, protected natural areas, green transport, green cities, ecological culture, artificial intelligence and ecology, as well as sustainable initiatives in the FMCG and retail sectors.
Each section will feature cutting-edge technologies, stands of leading companies and start-ups, and interactive simulations.
To register and receive additional information, please follow the link.
Euronews international news channel has announced on its official LinkedIn page the opening of a new office in Tashkent.
According to the published recruitment information, the new office will start operating on May 1, 2025.
For the first time in the history of Central Asia, the 150th anniversary assembly of the Inter-Parliamentary Union will be held in Tashkent.
This event will be held on April 5-9, 2025 at the Congress Hall in Tashkent City. About 2,000 delegates from 180 countries, 15 observer states, and more than 25 international and inter-parliamentary organizations are expected to attend.
The main theme of the upcoming Assembly will be “Parliamentary Movement for Social Development and Justice”. The Assembly will discuss issues such as poverty reduction, creation of decent working conditions, support for social inclusion, and increased participation of vulnerable groups in decision-making.
The Assembly will result in the adoption of IPU resolutions and the Tashkent Declaration.
From November 21 to 23, 2024, the 29th Tashkent International Tourism Fair “Tourism on the Silk Road” TITF-2024 will be held in Tashkent.
The Tashkent International Tourism Fair is the largest information event that promotes tourism products and establishes business contacts for cooperation.
Over the past three decades, TITF has established itself as one of the most prominent events in the tourism sector and is the largest event in Central Asia, held annually with the official support of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). In 2023, TMTF hosted more than 1,500 participants from both local and international organizations, 15 foreign and more than 50 local travel companies under the Hosted Buyers program, as well as more than 13,000 visitors from 30 countries.
In addition, last year’s fair was marked by the signing of more than 8,000 agreements and more than 20,000 negotiations between representatives of the travel industry. Participation in the Tashkent International Tourism Fair “Silk Road Tourism” (TITF) provides many benefits for both tourism industry professionals and travel enthusiasts:
– Conducting business deals;
– Search for new partners;
– Support for industry development;
– Popularization of travel products;
– Familiarization with new trends;
– Conducting marketing research.
At the same time, the recent reforms in the tourism sector in Uzbekistan have helped to attract major companies and representative offices to Uzbekistan, increase inbound and outbound passenger traffic and outbound tourism, as well as increase demand for all types of tourism services.
The rules of participation are available at www.titf.uz.
The first Central Asian Universities Forum, organized by Times Higher Education (THE) with the support of the New Uzbekistan University, will be held in Tashkent on October 16-17 this year.
The forum will bring together more than 200 delegates from Central Asia and other countries, including representatives of academia, government policy and industry. Experts will discuss topical issues and innovative solutions that shape the future of higher education in the region.
The key topics of discussion will be:
The program of the forum will include lectures, panel discussions, workshops and experience exchange sessions, as well as presentations of the latest achievements in the field of educational technologies.
The forum will be preceded by a series of lectures by such world-renowned scientists as Jean Tirole (Nobel Prize in Economics), Luciano Recolla (one of the leading experts in theoretical astrophysics), and Eric Grimson (Chancellor and Vice President of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology).
On October 9 this year, President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev familiarized himself with the draft master plan for the city of Tashkent.
Currently, the city’s territory is 43,822 hectares and the population is over 3 million people. These figures will undoubtedly grow in the future. In this regard, a master plan for Tashkent until 2045 has been developed.
According to the project, the territory of Tashkent will be divided into three zones. The conservation zone will ensure the preservation of cultural heritage sites, historical sites, buildings, and green areas. In the reconstruction zone, additional construction will be possible based on master plans. In the renovation zone, new construction will be carried out on the site of old housing and dilapidated buildings, as well as their repair.
In particular, it is planned to triple the area of green spaces in Tashkent and its environs to 25,000 hectares. This will increase the area of green space per capita from the current 3 to 6 square meters.
According to the requirements of urban planning, residents should be able to reach the nearest kindergarten, school, hospital, shopping and service facilities from their place of residence in no more than 15 minutes. In this regard, the public transportation network will be expanded, the number of hubs and stops will be increased, new roads will be built and metro bus routes will be organized.
Tashkent’s growth is putting additional pressure on the city’s electricity, water and sewerage infrastructure. The new master plan includes measures to increase the capacity of these systems to ensure sustainable operation.
The President of Uzbekistan has set a goal to turn Tashkent into a metropolis with a population of at least 7.5 million people. To this end, it is planned to develop the districts of Tashkent region – Kibray, Zangiat, Yukorichirchik, Urtachirchik and Tashkent – on the basis of a single agglomeration with the capital.
The project is aimed at creating comfortable living and working conditions in a fast-growing metropolis, which will make Tashkent even more environmentally friendly and modern.
