Tashkent, Uzbekistan, is gearing up for the third Tashkent International Investment Forum (TIIF-III), a pivotal event that underscores the nation's growing stature as a key investment destination in Central Asia. Organized by the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade, the forum is not only a significant milestone for New Uzbekistan but also a vital event for the regional economic landscape.
Scheduled to unfold in the vibrant city of Tashkent, TIIF-III promises an extensive program that includes a high-level plenary session led by the head of state, over 50 expert discussions, panel sessions, roundtables, and B2B negotiations. This diverse array of activities ensures that every attendee, from seasoned investors to industry specialists, can engage with pertinent investment opportunities, delve into specific cases, and explore the latest trends across various sectors.
A highlight of the forum is the special agenda dedicated to unveiling Uzbekistan's burgeoning potential. Amid global economic challenges, Uzbekistan continues to exhibit steady growth, steadily establishing itself as a genuine investment nucleus in Central Asia. The forum will spotlight the extensive reforms, investor-friendly climate, and robust legal protections that are drawing increasing investor interest to Uzbekistan.
The forum's reach and impact have expanded yearly, drawing an ever-more diverse and global audience. In its inaugural year, TIIF-2022 attracted over 2,000 key investors and dignitaries from 56 countries, culminating in investment agreements totaling $7.8 billion. The subsequent TIIF-2023 edition saw participation swell to 2,500 attendees from 70 countries, resulting in the signing of 164 agreements valued at $11 billion.
Expectations are high for TIIF-2024, with Tashkent preparing to welcome a record number of investors, officials, and analysts from across the globe. Online registration is now open at www.iift.uz and will continue until April 25, 2024, inviting global stakeholders to partake in this monumental event that promises to further cement Uzbekistan's position as an attractive investment hub in Central Asia.




