China-Uzbekistan Goods and Services Exhibition 2025: A New Chapter in Central Asia

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) — Business partners from Uzbekistan and Central Asia are gearing up for a major event that unites China’s innovation with its rich expertise while showcasing the appeal of Chinese goods and services.

From 16 to 18 September 2025, the China-Uzbekistan Goods and Services Exhibition 2025 will take place at the International Exhibition Center in Tashkent. The event will serve as a reliable bridge to the Chinese market and open limitless opportunities for cooperation.

Exhibition Highlights — Broad Scope and Practical Solutions

The exhibition will cover sectors such as intelligent manufacturing, automotive and electrical components, industrial equipment, construction materials, and more. Companies will demonstrate cutting-edge technologies and their practical applications, offering visitors a live and interactive experience.

Whether you are an importer seeking high-quality goods or an entrepreneur looking to expand your presence in the Central Asian market, this event will be a key platform for collaboration.

Innovation and Smart Products — China’s New Face

The exhibition will feature leading enterprises and products in industrial manufacturing and smart terminals. Among them: the “Glass Industry Base and Industrial Park” project by Mingyuan Silk Road Industrial, the “Portable 3D Scanner” by Feima Robot Technology, drones by Xinlida Technology, and robots by Huatian Technology. Each participant will present solutions that have already proven their competitiveness in the global market.

Together Towards the Future of Trade and Industry in Central Asia

Organizers invite visitors to explore new business opportunities and build partnerships that will shape the region’s future.

Whether you are an established company or an emerging but promising enterprise, this exhibition promises to be your main business event of 2025.

Join the International Exhibition Center in Tashkent to use goods as tools and culture as a bridge, setting a new course for the development of trade and industry in Central Asia.