BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 11. Uzbekistan and
Vietnam’s ROX Group are looking to accelerate investment projects
in Uzbekistan as the country seeks to attract new capital into
urban and industrial infrastructure, renewable energy, geology,
finance and tourism.
This was reflected in the statement by the press service of the
Uzbek president, following a meeting between President Shavkat
Mirziyoyev and ROX Group founder Anh Tuan Chan, to discuss
opportunities for expanding mutually beneficial cooperation and
implementing promising investment projects in Uzbekistan.
The meeting focused on the company’s potential participation in
projects across several priority sectors identified by the Uzbek
side. These include the development of modern urban and industrial
infrastructure, renewable energy, geological projects, financial
services and tourism.
“Uzbekistan is ready to expand mutually beneficial cooperation
with ROX Group and accelerate the implementation of investment
projects in priority sectors,” the presidential administration
said.
The sides also discussed the implementation of the company’s
existing initiatives in Uzbekistan and the development of new
projects.
Particular attention was given to establishing a practical
framework for moving projects forward, with the parties agreeing to
accelerate both ongoing and new initiatives based on a dedicated
roadmap. The roadmap is expected to provide a framework for
coordinating the implementation of projects and defining concrete
steps for cooperation between the Uzbek side and ROX Group.
The meeting highlights Uzbekistan’s efforts to attract major
international investors and diversify foreign investment across
infrastructure, energy, finance and tourism.
Following the talks, the sides agreed to continue practical
cooperation and speed up work on current and prospective investment
projects involving ROX Group, according to the presidential
administration.
ROX Group is a Vietnamese diversified investment group founded
in 1996. The company operates across several sectors, including
real estate, energy, banking, hospitality and services. The group’s
broad investment portfolio could provide opportunities for
cooperation across multiple areas of Uzbekistan’s economic
development, particularly in projects combining infrastructure
development with private investment.
