Tashkent Hosts International Tracks to the Future Business Forum
Business
Tashkent hosted the international business forum Tracks to the Future, focused on strengthening economic ties between Europe, Central Asia and China. The event was organised by Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade together with Global Neighbours. Participants discussed the country’s investment potential, transport connectivity and practical areas for cooperation among business communities across the three regions.
The forum brought together representatives of public institutions, businesses and expert circles. Participants included Deputy Minister Ilzat Kasymov and Jovanka Porsche, founder and chair of Global Neighbours. The meeting provided a platform to consider ways to reinforce trade and economic contacts and expand investment cooperation between the regions.
Special attention was given to Uzbekistan’s investment potential and the economic reforms under way in the country. The agenda also covered industrial cooperation, transport infrastructure, the digital economy and innovation. These areas were discussed as potential foundations for joint initiatives and new business ties among companies and partners from Europe, Central Asia and China.
The programme included a thematic roundtable and meetings in B2B and G2B formats. They were intended to establish direct business contacts and explore opportunities to work with public authorities. Participants could exchange proposals, identify potential projects and discuss next steps for developing partnerships.
Tracks to the Future served as a platform for professional dialogue on trade, investment, infrastructure and technological development. Organisers focused on strengthening links between the three regions and promoting initiatives that could turn discussion into practical cooperation. The source announcement did not specify concrete agreements or projected investment amounts. The event also enabled participants to exchange views on potential cooperation and strengthen business contacts across the three regions. Continued dialogue may help identify practical opportunities for cooperation and future initiatives.
Special attention was given to Uzbekistan’s investment potential and the economic reforms under way in the country. The agenda also covered industrial cooperation, transport infrastructure, the digital economy and innovation. These areas were discussed as potential foundations for joint initiatives and new business ties among companies and partners from Europe, Central Asia and China.
The programme included a thematic roundtable and meetings in B2B and G2B formats. They were intended to establish direct business contacts and explore opportunities to work with public authorities. Participants could exchange proposals, identify potential projects and discuss next steps for developing partnerships.
Tracks to the Future served as a platform for professional dialogue on trade, investment, infrastructure and technological development. Organisers focused on strengthening links between the three regions and promoting initiatives that could turn discussion into practical cooperation. The source announcement did not specify concrete agreements or projected investment amounts. The event also enabled participants to exchange views on potential cooperation and strengthen business contacts across the three regions. Continued dialogue may help identify practical opportunities for cooperation and future initiatives.
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