AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2026, Uzbekistan's largest and most professional comprehensive agricultural exhibition, will be held in Tashkent, the capital, from March 25th to 27th, 2026.
After nearly 20 years of development, this exhibition has become a core hub connecting global agricultural technology with the Central Asian market, providing a high-quality channel for precise matching of agricultural cooperation between China and Uzbekistan, and is the preferred platform for enterprises to explore the Central Asian agricultural market.
Uzbekistan is the fastest-growing economy in Central Asia, with agriculture accounting for 25-30% of its GDP and 60% of its export earnings. It has 22.37 million hectares of agricultural land and is a major global producer of cotton, grains, fruits, vegetables, and livestock products.
The country is promoting agricultural modernization, with a strong demand for imported agricultural machinery, water-saving technologies, and agricultural product processing equipment. Furthermore, the non-state-owned sector accounts for over 99% of the agricultural industry, resulting in a vibrant market. Meanwhile, China and Uzbekistan are strategic partners.
China is Uzbekistan's largest investor and third-largest trading partner, with nearly 1,600 Chinese enterprises deeply rooted in the local market, providing a mature foundation for cooperation and policy conveniences for exhibitors.
The exhibition covers the entire agricultural production process, subdivided into six core sections, tailored to the needs of Uzbekistan's pillar agricultural industries:
Agricultural Machinery and Irrigation Equipment: Rice transplanters, combine harvesters, mini tillers, rotary tillers, and other field machinery; sprinkler irrigation machines, drip irrigation systems, and other water-saving irrigation equipment; as well as agricultural spare parts and agricultural transportation equipment (suitable for local small-scale planting scenarios; Chinese small and medium-sized agricultural machinery is highly competitive).
Planting and Agrochemical Products: Seeds and seedlings of crops such as wheat, rice, and cotton; fertilizers, organic fertilizers, water-soluble fertilizers, and other agricultural inputs; pesticides, insecticidal lamps, and other crop protection products; cotton-specific planting and harvesting equipment (meeting the needs of Uzbekistan, the world's second-largest cotton exporter).
Livestock and Poultry Farming and Veterinary Equipment: Equipment for cattle, pigs, and poultry farming; milking equipment; manure treatment equipment; feed and additives; vitamins; vaccines; veterinary medical devices, etc., tailored to the region's world-leading sheep farming industry and traditional livestock advantages.
Agricultural Product Processing and Storage Equipment: Flour, grain, and oilseed processing machinery; fruit and vegetable storage and processing equipment; weighing, packaging, and labeling equipment; grain elevators; off-season storage equipment, etc., addressing post-harvest value-added challenges for agricultural products.
Greenhouse and Horticulture Technology: Greenhouse structures, covering materials, horticultural tools; integrated fruit and vegetable planting and processing technology; digital agricultural industry solutions, etc.
Aquaculture Equipment: Fish farm construction equipment; aquaculture feed and biological products; aquatic product processing and refrigeration transportation equipment, etc., filling the regional demand for aquaculture technology upgrades.
AgroWorld Uzbekistan 2026 will continue its exhibition philosophy of "professionalism, internationalization, and industrialization," bringing together global agricultural innovations and core procurement needs from Central Asia.
Whether it is an agricultural enterprise seeking new markets or an industry practitioner exploring technological cooperation, it can provide precise resource matching and development opportunities, making it a core annual event for those deeply involved in the Central Asian agricultural market.
