On 20–21 October, Westminster International University in Tashkent hosted the 5th Tashkent Business and Economics Conference (TBEC 2026), bringing together 200 participants, including over 70 international delegates from nearly 40 countries to exchange ideas and explore emerging economic opportunities.
Held under the theme “Reimagining the Silk Road: Regional Connectivity and Trade Integration”, the conference explored Central Asia’s role in international trade, the development of transport and logistics networks, and new opportunities for cross-border cooperation and sustainable economic growth.
The programme also featured the WIUT Business Forum, “Sustainable Hospitality and Logistics in Times of Disruptions”, which brought together business practitioners and academics to discuss industry challenges, business resilience and opportunities in an evolving global environment.
TBEC and WIUT Business Forum 2026 provided a platform for sharing research, exchanging professional experience and building valuable connections between academia and industry. The discussions highlighted the importance of regional partnerships in strengthening Central Asia’s economic future.
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