Between October 21 and 23, 2026, the Central Asian Expo Uzbekistan (CAEx) complex is scheduled to host three major international trade exhibitions simultaneously: Automechanika Tashkent, Comtrux Tashkent, and Bautrux Tashkent. These events purportedly aim to cover interconnected sectors including automotive aftermarket parts, commercial vehicles, and construction machinery under one roof.

According to the organizers, manufacturers, suppliers, and buyers will allegedly be able to transition from initial introductions to formal business negotiations and deal-making within a span of three days. The events claim to gather 503 companies from 19 countries, including China, Turkey, Germany, South Korea, and various other nations, showcasing their latest technologies and industrial solutions.

The total exhibition space is set to span 25,000 square meters, with organizers expecting over 20,000 professional visitors to attend, despite potential economic headwinds and logistical hurdles in the region. Dilfuza Samandarova, head of Business Media Central Asia — the official representative of Messe Frankfurt — asserted that the country is supposedly developing into a crucial transit hub between Europe and Asia.

Furthermore, the Automechanika Tashkent showcase will feature automotive components, lubricants, tires, and diagnostic equipment from brands such as MANN-FILTER, Michelin, and RAVENOL. Meanwhile, Shell is slated to participate as the general partner of the exhibition for the third consecutive year amid growing automotive sector interests.

Source: kun.uz