Uzbekistán firmó acuerdos por valor de 26.000 millones de euros en el Foro de Inversiones de Taskent

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Uzbekistán firmó acuerdos por valor de 26.000 millones de euros en el Foro de Inversiones de Taskent  Uzbekistán organizó el Foro Internacional de Inversiones de Taskent, que atrajo a 7.500 delegados y se firmaron acuerdos por valor de 26.000 millones de euros. El evento destacó las nuevas reformas, las asociaciones estratégicas y las grandes inversiones sectoriales.  En colaboración con Agency of Information and Mass Communications of Uzbekistan  MÁS INFORMACIÓN : http://es.euronews.com/2025/06/20/uzbekistan-firmo-acuerdos-por-valor-de-26000-millones-de-euros-en-el-foro-de-inversiones-d  ¡Suscríbete a nuestro canal! Euronews está disponible en 12 idiomas

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00:00El año de la inversión de la inversión de $35 millones de dólares,

00:04la inversión de la inversión de $27 millones de dólares,

00:08y el año de la inversión de la inversión de Tashkent,

00:11es decir, que la inversión de la inversión de Tashkent,

00:14es decir, que la inversión de la inversión de Tashkent.

00:217,500 delegados de alrededor de 100 países

00:25se reunieron en Uzbekistán

00:27para el Tashkent International Investment Forum.

00:29President Shavkat Mrizoyev welcomed guests

00:32amid calls for stronger global cooperation

00:34and outlining the country's ambitious reforms

00:37across its investment agenda.

00:39I think there's a stability economically and politically

00:43and there's a tone at the top

00:47that is very welcoming to foreign investment.

00:50They want foreign investment.

00:52They've said this is how they lift people out of poverty

00:56and really grow forth as a emerging strong economy.

01:04Pivotal moments around the forum also included a visit

01:06by Bulgaria's President Roman Radev

01:09and a first visit to the country by Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico.

01:13Uzbekistan and Slovakia elevated their bilateral ties

01:17and established a new strategic partnership

01:20as Deputy Prime Minister Denisa Sarkova said

01:23that Europe should look towards investment in new markets.

01:26The biggest economy of the Europe, Germany, is now struggling

01:30and really they are in recession for the last two years.

01:34Also the same problems in Austria.

01:38The average economic growth in Europe was decreased in last month

01:43from 1.5% from 1.5% to 0.9%.

01:48So really we should look for the new markets

01:53and for the new and well-developed markets all around the globe.

02:00So therefore also Central Asian continent

02:02or Central Asian part of Asia is really important

02:06and has got a really significant importance for us.

02:10Not just for Slovakia, but I mean for the whole Europe.

02:14Uzbekistan's gross domestic product has doubled over the past eight years

02:17and the volume of trade with its neighbours

02:19has increased by more than three and a half times.

02:22This fourth edition of the forum was the most successful yet

02:26with more than 26 billion euros of bankable projects

02:30across energy, infrastructure, agriculture, mining

02:33and digital tech being signed.

02:35In terms of the vision of Data Vault for this country

02:41we have committed $5 billion worth of investments

02:46in the digital infrastructure sector over the next five years.

02:52We have already started on with the first phase of investments

02:56which is a very small one.

02:58We call it a pilot investment.

03:01It's $200 million.

03:04But the whole purpose behind this investment

03:07is to demonstrate the country's positioning

03:11to be the future digital hub of Central Asia and Asia.

03:17Investment in renewables and SMEs were key topics of discussion.

03:21We continue to invest in the renewable development.

03:24We also support very much SMEs.

03:2670% of our investments in the country

03:29are in the private sector, mostly SMEs.

03:32I just signed a project with the biggest private sector

03:37pharmaceutical companies, distribution companies

03:40and so this is the kind of financing we can provide

03:44to small businesses or medium-sized businesses.

03:47It's not about only production of green energy.

03:50It's how to localize know-how,

03:52how to localize human capital,

03:54how to train local people,

03:57how to create quality jobs,

03:59how to use Uzbekistan as the hub

04:01for energy export of green.

04:04To Europe, to many other countries,

04:06how to use manufacturing here

04:08and the capacity building here for exporting.

04:12And Uzbekistan's commitment to education

04:14and the next generation

04:15was clearly an extension of that

04:17in attracting investment from global companies.

04:20In order to drive the economic growth,

04:23the standard of living that you aspire for your people,

04:26you have to invest in education.

04:29The biggest investment that any government

04:32will ever make in its people,

04:34that people make in themselves,

04:35is in their own education and development.

04:38And recognising that it's not just education

04:40in science and engineering

04:42and all of those areas of biology and related sciences,

04:47it's also about investment and education.

04:50The forum once again highlighting Uzbekistan's potential

04:53for future opportunities and investment-ready projects.

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