Uzbekinvest Advances Strategic International Cooperation in Investment Insurance Support at TIIF 2026

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The state-owned insurer discussed financing support for major investment projects and unveiled a new initiative to back SME investments of up to $10 million without sovereign guarantees.
Uzbekinvest Advances Strategic International Cooperation in Investment Insurance Support at TIIF 2026
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As part of the Fifth Tashkent International Investment Forum (TIIF 2026), Uzbekinvest’s top management held a series of high-level meetings with the heads of leading export credit agencies and financial institutions from developed economies, including John Jovanovic, President and Chairman of the Export-Import Bank of the United States (EximBank), as well as senior representatives of Switzerland’s SERV, France’s Bpifrance, Italy’s SACE, Germany’s Euler Hermes, the United Kingdom’s UKEF and Denmark’s EIFO.

Participants in the discussions commended the high level of organisation of the Tashkent International Investment Forum and praised the comprehensive overview of Uzbekistan’s economic transformation and development agenda presented by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the forum’s opening session.

They further emphasised that the country’s ambitious reform programme, ongoing structural changes and robust economic growth are strengthening investor confidence and driving increasing interest from international businesses and financial institutions seeking to expand their engagement with Uzbekistan.

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It was noted that a number of agreements were signed during the forum to implement projects in engineering, mining, metallurgy, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles, agricultural processing and other sectors. These projects are expected to benefit from financing and insurance support provided by the aforementioned export credit agencies and financial institutions.

In addition, participants highly appreciated Uzbekinvest’s initiative to provide insurance support for investment projects involving small and medium-sized enterprises from the above-mentioned countries worth up to $10 mln without requiring a sovereign guarantee from Uzbekistan.

During the meetings, the parties agreed on cooperation mechanisms, channels for exchanging business information, and measures to accelerate the preparation and implementation of projects aimed at supporting the sustainable development of Uzbekistan’s economy.

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