"Tashkent International Financial Centre: New Financial Opportunities"

“Bukhara: A Global Heritage and Cultural Legacy”

In recent years, Central Asia has increasingly acted as a unified region in international relations. Alongside bilateral ties, “Central Asia Plus” formats have been developing, allowing the countries to coordinate their shared interests and discuss trade, investment, industrial cooperation, transportation, energy, and security with external partners.

Just a few years ago, Central Asia and the Caucasus were rarely considered major players in the global technology landscape. Today, that perception is rapidly changing. The region is steadily strengthening its position on the global innovation map, attracting international investors, technology companies, entrepreneurs, and venture capital.

The President of Uzbekistan signed the Constitutional Law “On the Tashkent International Financial Center”.

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