"INNOPROM: Central Asia" Exhibition Results Highlight the New Stage of Intraregional and Industrial Cooperation
April 26, 2024
This marks the final day of the 4th "INNOPROM: Central Asia" International Industrial Trade Fair.
20
400+
45+
collective expositions of regions
signed agreements
14
thousand sq. m exhibition space
exhibitors and co-exhibitors
The Fair exposition showcased over 400 companies from Russia, the Republic of Uzbekistan, the Republic of Belarus, and China representing various industries from machine building, metallurgy, and information technologies to energy solutions and many others. This year's total area of the exhibition exceeded 14,000 square meters.
Russia's exposition was represented by 247 exhibitors, while 14 regions of the Russian Federation featured their joined stands, and 14 more sent over delegations with participating heads of authorities.
The exposition of Uzbekistan featured stands of all regions of the country and a joined stand by the Ministry of Investment, Industry, and Trade. The expositions showcased cutting-edge technological developments and ready-made products from various sectors of the economy.
The Fair became a catalyst for 45 agreements aimed at the development of trade and industrial cooperation being signed while the events were in session. The program of events included 20 sessions. Intraregional cooperation became a key topic on the agenda of the event. The leaders of various regions of Russia and Uzbekistan spoke about important cooperation projects, while representatives and experts from the business community discussed possible steps to implement the announced initiatives.
As noted by Mr. Jamshid Khodjaev, “The 'INNOPROM: Central Asia' Trade Fair has grown to become a traditional and landmark event not only for Russian and Uzbek enterprises, but also for the Central Asian region as a whole."
“Year after year, 'INNOPROM: Central Asia' keeps becoming a space for building effective interaction between many companies of the region. Russian regions participate very actively: 14 regions presented their joined expositions. Compared to last year, the area of regional stands increased by 20%. Over 10 thousand people visited the event during three days,” noted Denis Manturov.
Russia's exposition was represented by 247 exhibitors, while 14 regions of the Russian Federation featured their joined stands, and 14 more sent over delegations with participating heads of authorities.
The exposition of Uzbekistan featured stands of all regions of the country and a joined stand by the Ministry of Investment, Industry, and Trade. The expositions showcased cutting-edge technological developments and ready-made products from various sectors of the economy.
The Fair became a catalyst for 45 agreements aimed at the development of trade and industrial cooperation being signed while the events were in session. The program of events included 20 sessions. Intraregional cooperation became a key topic on the agenda of the event. The leaders of various regions of Russia and Uzbekistan spoke about important cooperation projects, while representatives and experts from the business community discussed possible steps to implement the announced initiatives.
As noted by Mr. Jamshid Khodjaev, “The 'INNOPROM: Central Asia' Trade Fair has grown to become a traditional and landmark event not only for Russian and Uzbek enterprises, but also for the Central Asian region as a whole."
“Year after year, 'INNOPROM: Central Asia' keeps becoming a space for building effective interaction between many companies of the region. Russian regions participate very actively: 14 regions presented their joined expositions. Compared to last year, the area of regional stands increased by 20%. Over 10 thousand people visited the event during three days,” noted Denis Manturov.
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