TMIF-2026: Corporations Controlling One-Third of Global GDP to Gather in Uzbekistan
Economy
Uzbekistan is positioning itself as the primary gravitational hub for global capital and the epicenter of a reshaping economic reality in Central Asia. From June 16 to 18, the CAEx exhibition venue will host the fifth Tashkent International Investment Forum (TMIF-2026), an event that has already shattered all historical precedents regarding participant numbers and corporate scale. More than 8.3 thousand delegates from 100 nations have registered for this massive summit, with the combined assets of the participating investment funds and conglomerates reaching an unprecedented $42 trillion—equivalent to 38% of global GDP. Top executives from premier multinational giants, including BlackRock, JPMorgan Chase, Visa, Masdar, Airbus, and Meta, are arriving in the capital, while representation from the real sector has expanded by a third, exceeding 2,780 business leaders.
The high-caliber political status of the investment summit is underscored by the presence of 62 official government delegations, with the heads of state and prime ministers of seven nations scheduled to deliver remarks at the opening ceremony. The forum's modernized agenda has doubled in size to feature 79 high-level events focused on strategic vectors such as artificial intelligence, green energy, international logistics, and critical minerals. Covered by over 200 international journalists from elite media outlets like Bloomberg and Reuters, the sidelines of TMIF-2026 will serve as the staging ground for signing multi-billion-dollar agreements destined to overhaul the industrial framework of the entire macro-region.
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