The forum was organized by the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) in partnership with the Cabinet of Ministers.
Participants of the forum included representatives from the governments of Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan, as well as delegations from the USA, leaders of business associations, international companies, financial institutions, and experts.
Over the course of two days, forum participants will discuss issues related to improving the business climate and investment attractiveness in Central Asia. The agenda includes: the development of agriculture, tourism, the financial and banking sector, logistics and transportation, e-commerce, information technology, as well as cooperation in critical minerals.
Panel discussions and open dialogues between representatives of government structures and the private sector are planned as part of the forum. Leaders of regional working groups B5+1 will present updated business agendas and recommendations for improving regulatory policy. It is expected that representatives of the governments of Central Asian countries will voice their positions and commitments regarding the implementation of the proposed initiatives.
