From April 20 to 22, the 6th International Industrial Exhibition INNOPROM. Central Asia - 2026 was held at the Central Asia Expo Exhibition Center in Moscow.

Over the three days, it was attended by over 10,000 representatives of the business community, government agencies, and expert communities from 35 countries. Representatives from 64 Russian regions participated in the exhibition, which occupies a special place among the key international platforms in Eurasia for the development of industrial cooperation and technological partnerships, presenting their stands or official delegations. In total, delegates from more than 5,200 international companies attended INNOPROM. Central Asia.

The 18,000-square-meter exhibition brought together more than 350 companies from Uzbekistan, Russia, Belarus, China, and Kazakhstan, presenting modern, innovative projects and technological solutions.

JSC Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex (AMMC) actively participated in the event as part of the joint stand of the Ministry of Mining and Geology, displaying products (articles) from its core business, as well as models of localized products. The Complex specialists examined the latest achievements and advanced technological solutions in mechanical engineering, energy, automation, beneficiation, metallurgy, and mining.

During the exhibition, business contacts were established with a number of foreign and domestic manufacturers, and preliminary agreements were reached on developing cooperation and continuing mutually beneficial relationships. Furthermore, promising areas for improving efficiency were identified, equipment modernization opportunities were assessed, and the possibility of implementing modern solutions and new technologies aimed at increasing equipment reliability, reducing operating costs, and enhancing industrial safety was explored.

Thus, participation in the exhibition became an effective platform for establishing new business connections, sharing experiences, and formulating practical steps to modernize production and improve its efficiency.

Sardor DJURAEV,

Head of the Localization Department