The exhibition of international, construction and construction machines in Uzbekistan is the main international exhibition in Uzbekistan. An important platform for economic and commercial exchanges and cooperation.
The exposure of machinery and construction materials in the 2025 Uzbekistan international engineering in 2025 has drawn a lot as a significant part of the Central Asian construction industry and has managed to attract representatives of many companies and world renowned marks. The exhibition brings together exhibitors from more than a dozen countries, including Chinese companies, Germany, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, France, Kazakhstan, Belarus and other countries, fully demonstrating their international characteristics.
By looking back, in 2023, the range of well -known China exhibitors has a solid programming, covering the heavy industry Sany, Zoomlion Heavy Industry, Langfang Kaibo, Liyang China Materials, Dahan Technology, Shanghai Aosong, Quanzhou Sanlian, Henan Weihua and European Berdali, Shanghai Jianye, Shanghai Kelirik, Suzhou Tuoheng, Bi’an Petroleum, Shangdai Power, Shandong Longye Machinery, Hubei Ruili Automobile and other companies (the above rankings are inditinal). Technologies add bright colors to the exhibition.
In 2024, well -known exhibitors in China also performed well, notably Zoomlion Heavy Science and Technology, Liaoning Technology and Trade, Qingdao Huizhirunde, Guangdong Liyuan, Tai’an Hongjian Machinery, Henan Shantng, Wuxi Chuangnengnnal, Henan Weiruit and companies have actively participated in the exhibition, further strengthening the influence of Chinese companies in the exhibition, and also offering economic trade and trade between China and Ukraine and other participating countries.
Market analysis:
Uzbekistan, as the densest country in Central Asia, has a population of up to 35 million, representing almost half of the total population of the five countries in Central Asia. Its territory is large and has an area of 447,400 square kilometers.
Uzbek and Russian are common languages here. The country has an excellent endowment of natural resources and is not as strong as Russia, Ukraine and Kazakhstan in terms of economic strength, but it still has strong competitiveness in Central Asia.
From a geographical point of view, Uzbekistan is located in Central Central Asia and is a landlocked country. It is bordered by the Aral Sea in the North West and borders Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Afghanistan. The unique geographic place is done at the intersection of the main transport roads in Central Europe and Central Asia, connecting the East and the West and the North and the South, becoming an active area for exchanges foreigners and multicultural interactions. For a long time, a stable political environment and appropriate economic policies prompted the economy of Uzbekistan to continue to maintain a trend of stable and rapid growth.
2017 was of great importance for Uzbekistan. Under the direction of President Mirziyoev, Uzbekistan vigorously favored the deepening of national reforms and actively extended the space for open cooperation. As an important country of passport on the “Economic Belt of the Silk Road” and one of the founding members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the stable development of Uzbekistan has played a role in subsequent development OCS and the good progress of belt and belt and road “plays an important role.
In the field of transport, rail transport is the most important mode of transport in Uzbekistan. About 60% of the country’s freight volume and 80% of import and export freight are completed by railways. It should be mentioned that De Lianyungang, the first international train in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, has a 5,500 kilometers trip and only takes 10 days to arrive. The shortest international trains route.
The “four gold” industries, namely gold, “platinum” (cotton), “black gold” (oil) and “blue gold” (natural gas), constitute the pillars of the national economy of the Republic of Ouzbekistan. In Central Asia, Uzbekistan has an important industrial status and has a relatively developed industrial foundation in industries such as natural gas, non -ferrous metals, ferrous metals, light textiles and silk. It is not only one of the five countries of Central Asia with strong economic force among the CIs, but also an important place for the “road to old silk”. Central Asia. With the continuous development of the economy in Central Asia and the progressive expansion of the construction of infrastructure, China has become the third trading partner of Uzbekistan.
However, the construction of Uzbekistan infrastructure was once relatively behind. However, in recent years, with the regular growth of the economy, the country has increased its investment in the construction of infrastructure. It covers the new construction, the renovation of highways and the improvement of support service installations, the electrification of railways and the expansion of rail networks, the construction of thermal power plants and hydroelectric stations, as well as modernization and upgrading of telecommunications networks and water supply networks. The Uzbekistan government is open to allow foreign investors to participate in investment projects in local infrastructure. The main department of government responsible for the construction of infrastructure – Ouzbekistan agency for public services, whose main responsibilities include participation in the formulation and implementation of national policies in the field of public services, and the supervision of the Implementation of presidential decrees, cabinet decrees and government decrees linked to social social related to social society linked to social social people linked to social social social linked to social social social linked to social social social services audiences.
In May 2018, during his visit to China, President of Uzbekistan Mirziyyev signed more than 100 contracts with China, with a total amount of up to 23 billion US dollars. In addition, Uzbekistan attracts foreign investments by building industrial parks. Currently, there are 14 industrial parks in the country, including 7 free economic zones and 7 industrial zones for special industries. In order to attract companies to settle, the local government has provided a series of preferential policies such as preferential tariff processing and tax exemption from companies in the park, and the preferential period will vary according to the amount of the company investment.
