Omsk Delegation to Take Part in INNOPROM. Central Asia International Industrial Trade Fair
March 18, 2025
A delegation from the Omsk Region is preparing to participate in the 5th INNOPROM. Central Asia international industrial trade fair, which will take place in Tashkent from April 28 to 30. The announcement was made by Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Omsk Region, Andrey Shpilenko, during a meeting with the region’s Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Konstantin Chulovsky.
During their discussion, key areas for cooperation were identified and concrete steps for their implementation were outlined. One of the priority tasks will be to analyze the needs of Omsk enterprises in order to ensure their successful entry into the Uzbek market. This step will help form an effective strategy for promoting regional products and services. There are also plans to compile a list of companies ready to sign cooperation agreements with Uzbek partners.
In particular, work will be carried out to determine what Omsk businesses need to do to successfully enter the Uzbek market. There are also plans to draw up lists of companies ready to sign cooperation agreements. Separate measures will be taken to attract major investors that are interested in large-scale projects in the Omsk Region. In addition, efforts will be made to support Uzbek students interested in studying in Russia.
“I am confident that taking part in the trade fair will open up new prospects for Omsk businesses and strengthen our partnership with Uzbekistan,” noted Andrey Shpilenko.
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During their discussion, key areas for cooperation were identified and concrete steps for their implementation were outlined. One of the priority tasks will be to analyze the needs of Omsk enterprises in order to ensure their successful entry into the Uzbek market. This step will help form an effective strategy for promoting regional products and services. There are also plans to compile a list of companies ready to sign cooperation agreements with Uzbek partners.
In particular, work will be carried out to determine what Omsk businesses need to do to successfully enter the Uzbek market. There are also plans to draw up lists of companies ready to sign cooperation agreements. Separate measures will be taken to attract major investors that are interested in large-scale projects in the Omsk Region. In addition, efforts will be made to support Uzbek students interested in studying in Russia.
“I am confident that taking part in the trade fair will open up new prospects for Omsk businesses and strengthen our partnership with Uzbekistan,” noted Andrey Shpilenko.
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