BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 10. Uzbekistan and
Azerbaijan will bring together business leaders, investors, and
government representatives to explore new opportunities for
interregional trade, investment, and industrial cooperation.
This was reflected in the statement by the Investment Promotion
Agency of Uzbekistan.
According to the agency, the fourth Uzbekistan-Azerbaijan
Interregional Forum is scheduled to take place in Tashkent on July
17, providing a platform for direct engagement between companies
and regional authorities from the two countries.
“The forum will focus on expanding interregional cooperation,
strengthening trade ties, and identifying promising investment and
industrial partnership opportunities between Uzbekistan and
Azerbaijan,” the statement reads.
Meanwhile, participants will have an opportunity to meet leading
Uzbek and Azerbaijani companies and establish new commercial
partnerships through business-to-business and
business-to-government meetings.
The forum will also highlight the investment, industrial, and
export potential of regions in both countries. Companies and
government representatives are expected to discuss prospective
investment projects, joint ventures, and opportunities for entering
new markets.
“Participants will be able to explore the investment,
industrial, and export potential of the regions of both countries
and discuss promising investment projects and joint ventures,” the
statement noted.
Particular attention will be paid to developing long-term
business relationships and expanding direct contacts between
regional authorities and private-sector representatives. The event
is expected to help companies identify potential partners and
assess opportunities for deeper involvement in the Uzbek and
Azerbaijani markets.
“The forum offers an effective platform for building long-term
business relationships and expanding cooperation between Uzbekistan
and Azerbaijan,” the organizers said.
The fourth interregional forum comes as the two countries
continue to strengthen economic ties and promote direct cooperation
between their regions and business communities.
