Dubai Chambers hosted a business seminar with a delegation from Uzbekistan’s Khorezm region to explore trade and investment partnerships. Its 22 October announcement says 180 people attended, including 35 government representatives and business leaders from Khorezm. The release does not specify a separate event day.
Discussions covered tourism, real estate, technology, trade, logistics, manufacturing, education and retail. Presentations and networking focused on potential partnerships; the announcement does not identify signed commercial contracts or an investment amount secured at the seminar.
Dubai Chambers put Dubai–Uzbekistan non-oil trade at AED 10.3 billion in 2025, compared with AED 1.7 billion in 2021, and said 75 Uzbek companies joined Dubai Chamber of Commerce in the first half of 2026. Those figures refer to bilateral trade and new chamber memberships respectively. They are not the seminar’s deal value or a count of all Uzbek businesses operating in Dubai.
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Dubai Chambers hosted a business seminar with a delegation from Uzbekistan’s Khorezm region to explore trade and investment partnerships. Its 22 October announcement says 180 people attended, including 35 government representatives and business leaders from Khorezm. The release does not specify a separate event day.
Dubai Chambers hosted a business seminar with a delegation from Uzbekistan’s Khorezm region to explore trade and investment partnerships. Its 22 October announcement says 180 people attended, including 35 government representatives and business leaders from Khorezm. The release does not specify a separate event day.
Dubai Chambers hosted a business seminar with a delegation from Uzbekistan’s Khorezm region to explore trade and investment partnerships. Its 22 October announcement says 180 people attended, including 35 government representatives and business leaders from Khorezm. The release does not specify a separate event day.
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