November 5, 08:10UzDaily

Uzbekistan and Poland Discuss New Investment Projects and Expansion of Economic Cooperation

Uzbekistan and Poland held discussions on opportunities to expand trade and economic interaction, as well as attract Polish investments into joint ventures.

The negotiations took place on November 4 between Akram Aliyev, Deputy Minister of Investments, Industry, and Trade of Uzbekistan, and Andrzej Arendarski, President of the Polish Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The parties reviewed prospects for increasing bilateral trade, expanding investment cooperation, and implementing joint initiatives in areas such as tourism, information technology, construction, renewable energy, logistics, pharmaceuticals, and education. Migration issues were also discussed.

Particular attention was paid to cooperation opportunities with Polish companies in the fields of construction and renewable energy, including the implementation of the New Tashkent development project.

Following the meetings, both sides confirmed their interest in strengthening direct business ties, organizing delegation exchanges, and holding joint events to promote investment projects.

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Uzbekistan and Hungary held discussions on expanding economic, trade, and investment cooperation opportunities. Potential projects were focused on sectors such as agriculture, information technology, manufacturing, tourism, and transport.

Meeting Discussions

The issues were discussed during a meeting between Davron Vakhabov, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan, and Joseph Roiz, the Hungarian Ambassador to Uzbekistan. The parties reviewed various methods for increasing bilateral trade turnover, as well as expanding the range of goods exported and imported by both countries.

Potential areas for joint work include dual education, animal husbandry, poultry farming, automotive industry, and tourism. Furthermore, the parties addressed issues of cooperation in labor migration and optimization of freight transport, including the creation of railway hubs and the launch of regular block train services.

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The Hungarian side expressed interest in implementing projects in water resource management and agriculture, as well as introducing modern banking IT systems and establishing regional IT centers in Uzbekistan. The possibility of creating Uzbek logistics centers in Hungary to improve local companies' access to the European Union market was also raised.

Following the meeting, an agreement was reached on joint cooperation with the Hungarian Export Promotion Agency (HEPA) to attract leading Hungarian companies to the international forum 'New Uzbekistan: Crossroads of World Markets'. A business forum is also planned to be held in Hungary in the first quarter of 2027.

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Uzbekistan and Slovakia Discuss Expansion of Trade and Investment Cooperation

Uzbekistan and Slovakia held discussions on opportunities to deepen economic interaction, increase bilateral trade turnover, and strengthen ties between businesses of the two countries.

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The discussions took place during a meeting between Davron Vakhabov, Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan, and Viktor Boretsky, the Slovak Ambassador to Uzbekistan. The parties examined prospects for expanding import and export operations, as well as opportunities to support companies from both countries when entering new markets.

Particular attention was paid to the creation of joint ventures and the implementation of projects through public-private partnership (PPP) mechanisms. The Slovak side presented Uzbek entrepreneurs with information on investment opportunities in Slovakia, including conditions for obtaining land plots and existing business support measures.

Participants also discussed issues of regulating bilateral cooperation in the field of labor migration. The conversation covered potential areas for strengthening business contacts and creating additional opportunities for enterprises interested in developing commercial activities in both countries.

Representatives of the Slovak business community plan to participate in the international forum 'New Uzbekistan: Crossroads of World Markets,' scheduled for November 29 to December 5, 2026. This forum is expected to serve as a platform for further contacts between business representatives and discussions on potential areas of trade and investment cooperation.