Today, the Uzexpocentre National Exhibition Complex in Tashkent opened its doors to the 20th International AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2025 exhibition. Organized by Iteca Exhibitions and ICA Eurasia Group with the support of local partners, the event has attracted over 130 companies from 23 countries. At the opening ceremony, it was highlighted that agriculture is a crucial contributor to Uzbekistan’s GDP growth, with consistent production growth achieved in recent years. AgroWorld Uzbekistan is a highly anticipated industry event that draws attention from the agricultural community every year. Celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, the exhibition has become a trusted platform for showcasing innovations and modern agricultural trends, integrating them into production, promoting domestic business development, and expanding exports. Since its launch in 2006, the exhibition has welcomed 1,846 companies from 43 countries. According to Oyimkhon Bobojonova, Deputy Director General of Iteca Exhibitions, the practical concept of AgroWorld Uzbekistan has been shaped by a creative approach to exhibition organization and a thorough understanding of industry and market needs. “Specialists can explore equipment and technologies covering the entire production chain – from crop cultivation and livestock and poultry breeding to harvesting, processing, and storage. This year, the exhibition features participants from various countries such as Belgium, Hungary, Germany, Denmark, India, Spain, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, South Korea, and more. As usual, Türkiye will have a national pavilion with 12 companies. Notably, the regional office of the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) will be making its debut, representing 13 leading Japanese enterprises offering innovative solutions for the agro-industrial sector. Other first-time exhibitors include Agricola (Spain), specializing in fruit sorting and processing equipment, and ROTA GUIDO (Italy), which provides turnkey solutions for livestock farm construction,” said Ms. Bobojonova. As a longstanding tradition, the second day of the exhibition, March 12, will be dedicated to Farmer’s Day. This initiative allows for direct interactions between exhibitors and leaders and key specialists from farming and dehkan enterprises. [gallery-22191] Nasiba Ziyodullayeva, UzA
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