Adhering to the excellent reputation and successful experience of the "Big5", a renowned international exhibition concept, and relying on the global vision and resource integration capabilities of the organizer DMG EVENTS, we are proud to launch the Central Asia Five Countries (Uzbekistan) Building Materials Five Industries Exhibition, which will be held in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, from August 26th to 28th!

This exposition focuses on two core topics: the construction industry and the energy industry in the five Central Asian countries, accurately aligning with market demands. It is expected to gather more than 500 top exhibitors from around the world, covering an exhibition area of over 15,000 square meters. It features five core areas: construction materials and decorative materials exhibition area, construction service innovation technology exhibition area, engineering machinery and building materials equipment exhibition area, construction tools and hardware accessories exhibition area, and energy, electricity and lighting exhibition area. This layout aims to provide a one-stop solution from basic materials to cutting-edge technology for Uzbekistan's ongoing urbanization, energy modernization, and infrastructure construction.

The exhibition has received high support from the Uzbekistan government. The organizers will collaborate with local relevant departments to hold an access policy briefing, detailing local preferential policies such as tax relief, land support, and RMB settlement. Leveraging the cooperation foundation between China and Uzbekistan under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative, the exhibition will establish a green channel for government-enterprise matchmaking, facilitating the upgrading of transportation, housing, and energy infrastructure, and connecting the demand for high-quality building materials and energy from mega projects like Tashkent New City! At the same time, it will provide one-stop services such as visa invitation letters and logistics translation for enterprises, reducing the cost of market development.