Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Adriana Mesarović assessed that the Serbia-Uzbekistan Business Forum, opened today in Tashkent, represents a concrete step towards deepening economic cooperation and connecting the economies and businesspeople of the two countries.
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Connecting economies, businesspeople of Serbia, Uzbekistan
Belgrade/Tashkent,
21 February 2026
Mesarović stated that Serbia aims to elevate economic relations with Uzbekistan to a significantly higher level through increased trade exchange, joint investments and direct links between companies.
She noted that particular potential exists in agriculture, the food industry, the export of food processing equipment, the information and communication technology (ICT) sector and the pharmaceutical, textile and automotive industries.
As she underlined, Serbia is ready to offer knowledge, technology and experience, along with a stable and predictable business environment.
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Author: Ministry of Economy -
Author: Ministry of Economy -
Author: Ministry of Economy
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