With less than one month to go, MiningMetals Uzbekistan 2026 will bring the mining and metallurgical community together from 27 to 29 October 2026. 

 

Uzbekistan’s mining industry continues to demonstrate its importance to the national economy and international trade. According to recently published industry news, the country resumed gold exports in July, exporting precious metal worth nearly US$1.3 billion. 

 

Data from the National Committee on Statistics also shows that Uzbekistan’s non-monetary gold exports reached approximately US$2.8 billion between January and July 2026. Meanwhile, exports of industrial goods increased by 22.4% to US$2.87 billion, highlighting the wider development of the country’s industrial economy. Read the full industry news. 

 

These figures underline the strategic importance of Uzbekistan’s mineral resources and the need for continued investment in modern equipment, efficient production, processing technologies and international expertise. Against this backdrop, MiningMetals Uzbekistan 2026 will take place from 27 to 29 October, providing a timely meeting point for the companies and professionals contributing to the sector’s future. 

 

The exhibition will connect mining companies, equipment manufacturers, technology providers, engineering specialists, investors and industry decision-makers. Participants will have the opportunity to explore solutions covering the mining and metallurgical value chain, establish new business relationships and discuss the technologies required to improve productivity, safety and operational efficiency. 

 

For exhibitors, MiningMetals Uzbekistan offers direct access to one of Central Asia’s most promising mining markets. It provides an opportunity to present machinery, technologies and services to a specialised professional audience while strengthening connections with potential customers, partners and industry representatives. 

 

Visitors will be able to compare equipment and solutions, meet suppliers, discover new technologies and gain valuable insight into developments shaping mining and metallurgy in Uzbekistan and the wider region. 

 

Uzbekistan’s gold exports are a clear indication of the sector’s economic significance. However, sustaining its long-term contribution requires continuous modernisation, responsible resource development, improved processing capabilities and effective cooperation between local and international companies. MiningMetals Uzbekistan supports this progress by bringing the industry together on one professional platform. 

 

With less than one month remaining, now is the time to plan your participation in MiningMetals Uzbekistan 2026 and become part of the conversations, partnerships and innovations shaping the future of Uzbekistan’s mining industry. 

 

MiningMetals Uzbekistan 2026 
27–29 October 2026 
Uzbekistan