The event will bring together leading manufacturers, exporters, importers, and distributors from both countries. The business platform will focus on showcasing modern goods and services, establishing long-term partnerships, and expanding direct contacts among business community representatives.
Today, China remains Uzbekistan’s leading foreign trade partner. According to the National Statistics Committee, mutual trade turnover reached $11.3 billion in January-July 2026. Meanwhile, imports from China totaled $9.6 billion, and domestic exports to China were recorded at around $1.7 billion.
In 2025, the total investment volume in Uzbekistan reached $43.1 billion, of which $38.2 billion was foreign direct investment. One of the priorities of the ongoing reforms remains not only attracting capital but also establishing high-tech manufacturing enterprises focused on producing high-value-added goods.
Under these conditions, China Central Asia (Uzbekistan) 2026 is an effective, practical tool for turning trade relations into long-term industrial and investment cooperation, helping businesses in both countries develop new joint production projects.
Source: UzA
