InvestPro Uzbekistan Tashkent 2025

Uzbekistan is positioning itself as a central hub for cross-border capital and international law with the return of InvestPro Uzbekistan Tashkent 2025 on June 17. For fintech professionals, the event represents a critical entry point into the Central Asian market, facilitating real-time dealmaking between technology providers, private investors, and global banking institutions.

What was announced

Bosco Conference has scheduled the second annual InvestPro Uzbekistan Tashkent 2025 for June 17 at the InterContinental Tashkent 5*. The event is structured as a hybrid platform, uniquely balancing a 70% private client and investor base with 30% business-to-business networking. It aims to gather more than 300 participants from over 20 countries, including business decision-makers, immigration advisors, bankers, and legal consultants.

The agenda addresses a wide spectrum of financial and legal topics, including relocation, company set-up, international taxation, and asset management. Notably for the technology sector, the conference will feature dedicated insights into fintech and blockchain solutions as part of its wealth management focus. The event format includes a conference hall for over 15 live presentations delivered in English and Russian, alongside an exhibition zone with more than 18 stands. These stands will host sponsors and partners providing one-on-one consultations and product demonstrations.

Attendees can choose between "Participant" registration for core access or "Delegate" status, which adds networking features such as a restaurant lunch and an evening cocktail reception. The focus remains on practical application, particularly regarding citizenship by investment programs and real estate, catering to those looking to move capital into or through the Uzbek jurisdiction.

The companies involved

Bosco Conference is the primary organizer of the InvestPro series, a brand established to facilitate international business networking and professional development. The firm specializes in high-level events designed to bridge the gap between professional service providers—such as bankers, legal advisors, and consultants—and private investors seeking asset protection or relocation opportunities.

By returning to Tashkent for a second year, the organizer is responding to a specific regional demand for wealth planning and international law expertise within the Central Asian market. The event’s structure, which emphasizes a dedicated exhibition zone with over 18 stands, indicates a significant presence of partners from the banking and legal sectors. These entities are increasingly looking to capture the attention of a global audience of capital-holders within the Uzbek jurisdiction. While specific sponsors for the 2025 edition have not been disclosed, the series serves as a primary touchpoint for those navigating the complexities of moving capital through Central Asia and establishing a presence in emerging financial corridors.

What this means

Uzbekistan’s increasing visibility on the global fintech and wealth management radar suggests a jurisdiction that is actively competing for mobile capital. The heavy emphasis on citizenship by investment and international taxation indicates a regional market maturing into a competitive player for high-net-worth individuals. For the broader fintech industry, the inclusion of blockchain solutions alongside traditional wealth management signals that these technologies are no longer speculative but are being integrated into core asset protection strategies. The primary challenge for the sector remains the navigation of complex international legal frameworks, but the scale of this gathering points to a strengthening financial ecosystem in Tashkent.