ТASHKENT, February 9. /Dunyo IA/.  From 10 to 12 February 2026, all pavilions of the “UzExpoCenter” will host “Uzbekistan Construction and Interior Week”, a major event showcasing the country’s achievements in the construction and interior design sectors, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

 “Uzbekistan Construction and Interior Week” will kick off the 31st exhibition season for Iteca Exhibitions, the international exhibition organiser and its partner, ICA Eurasia Group. The programme embraces the following key industry events:

• 27th Uzbekistan International Construction Exhibition – “UzBuild 2026”

• Specialised Section of UzBuild “Building Equipment and Technologies – BuildTech 2026”

• 7th International Conference of Construction Industry - ICCI 2026

The events will take place from 10 to 12 February 2026 in all pavilions of “Uzexpocentre” NEC.

The Week’s general sponsor is ÇELİKER HOLDİNG, a leading company delivering infrastructure and above-ground construction projects in Uzbekistan.

This year’s exposition brings together 450 companies and brands from 22 countries: Azerbaijan, Republic of Belarus, China, the Czech Republic, Germany, Georgia, Iran, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Republic of Korea, Kyrgyz Republic, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Turkmenistan, Türkiye, the UAE, the USA and Uzbekistan.

UzBuild 2026, the 27th Uzbekistan International Construction Exhibition and the flagship event of Uzbekistan Construction and Interior Week - has earned its status of the country’s leading industry platform. Over the years, it has turned into the national brand promoting Uzbekistan’s profile internationally.

Construction is a key driver of regional economic development, supporting capital investment and housing delivery, expanding infrastructure and creating jobs. In Uzbekistan, the sector has increasingly become one of the economy’s leading industries, contributing up to 7% of GDP and recording a steady growth (14.2% in 2025). Sustained expansion in construction activity over the past five years has, in turn, accelerated manufacture of building materials and provided a new momentum for regional economies.

Delivering construction at this scale and implementing major initiatives such as “New Tashkent” and “New Uzbekistan”, requires adoption of state-of-the-art technologies, alongside innovative materials and solutions for supporting infrastructure. Presenting integrated, innovation-led approaches is a defining feature of UzBuild, reflected in the expanding international participation and the continued improvement in both the quality and range of products and technologies on display.

UzBuild 2026 will once again bring together key players from the construction sector and related industries – from architects and developers to contractors and manufacturers.

A notable trend of the current edition is the significant increase in participation of domestic building materials manufacturers. Many are meeting the growing demand in the local market, while also entering new international markets in a highly competitive environment. More than 80 Uzbek manufacturers will exhibit products including formwork, aerated concrete blocks, sandwich panels, stone products, paving, insulation materials, construction chemicals, window and door systems, flooring, lifts and escalators, cable products, faсade systems and other related solutions.

This year, the exhibition features an extensive range of national and group country pavilions. Germany, Russia and Türkiye will present their National Pavilions, while Georgia, Iran and Latvia will take part with their Collective Stands bringing together multiple companies. 

A share of international exhibitors is traditionally high; this year they account for 79% of all participants.

The top 5 countries by number of international exhibitors are: China (124 companies), Russia (81), Germany (24), Türkiye (22), followed by Italy and Kazakhstan with seven companies each.

This year, the exhibition will occupy all pavilions of Uzexpocentre NEC and will showcase new products and solutions for the entire construction cycle, from design through to final finishing. For visitors’ convenience, the exhibition will be organised by theme as follows:

Pavilion 1 and the outdoor area will host the Specialised Building Equipment and Technologies, BuildTech 2026 Section. It will showcase construction machinery, equipment for building materials, road construction technologies and other related solutions. The National Pavilions of Germany and Türkiye will also be located in Pavilion 1. The Turkish companies will present modern technologies, building materials and engineering solutions, while the German exhibitors will showcase advanced construction technologies, modern equipment and innovative solutions for building materials.

Pavilion 2 and Atrium 1 will be allocated for building materials. This area will bring together products and solutions for modern construction, including building materials, roofing and facade systems, construction chemicals, paints and coatings, adhesives and sealants, stone and paving, industrial flooring, advanced waterproofing, thermal insulation and sound insulation materials and other materials that support efficient and sustainable construction.

Pavilion 4 will host the finishing materials section, bringing together manufacturers of windows, doors, flooring, decorative panels, lighting, cable products and electrical equipment, as well as other solutions for interior design, fit out and furnishing. This section attracts particular interest from the visitors planning renovations at home or in the office. Pavilion 4 will also feature the Made in Latvia Collective Stand, which brings together Latvian manufacturers and showcases a wide range of construction solutions, from building materials to IT solutions and products for improving the urban environment. Organised at this exhibition for the first time, Latvia’s Collective Stand creates new opportunities to expand international cooperation with companies from the European Union.

Pavilion 3 will unite sections dedicated to both building materials and construction technologies. A significant part of the pavilion’s exhibition space will be taken up by companies represented within the Made in Russia National Stand. They will showcase state-of-the-art construction and finishing materials, solutions and technological developments for infrastructure and commercial projects that help to speed up construction processes and reduce costs. Pavilion 3 will also feature the Iran Collective Stand, bringing together leading manufacturers of cement, steel products and sandwich panels as well as the Iran National Innovation Fund.

For the first time, the exhibition will present the Made in Georgia Collective Stand in Atrium 2. The companies will offer a wide range of building materials, turn-key MEP engineering services, design and construction services for international standard hotels.

At UzBuild 2026, professionals will be able to see the latest industry products and to try them out in operation. New solutions from leading companies will be demonstrated through hands on masterclasses hosted at exhibitor stands. For example, liquid nails adhesives and expanding foams from “TEKNONIKOL” will be demonstrated live at the company’s stand in Pavilion 2.

The flagship event of the UzBuild business programme, the 7th International Conference of Construction Industry - ICCI 2026, will take place on 10 and 11 February in Atrium 2. The conference brings together representatives of government agencies, relevant industry associations and unions, and leading experts from the construction market to discuss the key trends, challenges and development prospects for the sector. The main theme this year is “New Uzbekistan: From Ideas to Large Scale Solutions”.

Special attention will be given to the New Tashkent megaproject. Speakers will outline the current stage of implementation, key projects and the future development of the new urban environment, from concepts to practical solutions. The conference will also include a dedicated session focused on innovation in the production of building materials.

Events within Uzbekistan’s International Construction and Interior Week offer substantial practical value for both exhibitors and industry professionals. They provide a platform to expand sales, acquire new equipment and technologies, and build business networks.

UzBuild’s international standing is confirmed by its UFI Approved Event status, awarded by the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry in 2007. In 2025, the exhibition successfully underwent a further UFI audit, once again confirming its full compliance with the highest international standards of the exhibition industry.

The organisers aim to ensure that every exhibitor and visitor will find the materials and solutions they need, contributing to the further development of the country’s construction sector, attracting additional investment, and providing new momentum for international cooperation.

Event organiser: Iteca Exhibitions International Exhibition Company in partnership with ICA Eurasia Group and Congresses of Central Asia – CCA

The official general sponsor of the week:

Celiker Holding.

Official Support:

• Committee on Entrepreneurship, Competition Development and Industry of the Legislative Chamber under the Oliy Majlis of Uzbekistan

• Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan

• Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan

• Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of Uzbekistan

• Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan

• “Uzbuildmaterials” Association

• New Tashkent City Construction Directorate under the Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan

• Tashkent City Khokimiyat

• JSC RSLK “QurilishMashLizing”

Organizational support and partners of the event include “Kongress Service”, “UzExpoCentre”, “Merit Ex”, “Vant” and “Led Design Group”.

The official media partner of the event is Dunyo Information Agency and others.

For further information, please contact the Iteca Exhibitions Press Office:

Phone: +998 71 205 18 18

E-mail: pr@iteca.uz