Navoi International Airport at an international summit
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The Central Asia Air Cargo Summit #3 took place at the Swissotel hotel in Tashkent on 30 September–1 October, focusing on the development of air cargo and aviation logistics in Central Asia.
The international event brought together more than 300 companies and industry representatives, including airlines, airports, logistics and freight-forwarding companies, cargo operators, international experts and business representatives.
The summit aimed to discuss increasing Central Asia’s international air cargo potential, developing new logistics routes, expanding international freight flows and integrating the region more actively into global transport and logistics chains.
Discussions covered air cargo market trends, new international routes, cargo infrastructure, logistics digitalisation, customs and transit procedures, multimodal transport and international cooperation.
A delegation led by Navoi International Airport Director Alisher Klichev took an active part in the summit.
The airport presented its cargo and logistics capabilities, international transit potential, strategic location, existing infrastructure and future projects to international partners.
Airport representatives held meetings and negotiations with airlines, logistics operators, cargo and freight-forwarding companies and prospective partners.
Particular attention was paid to establishing new cargo routes, directing international freight flows through Navoi, expanding transit opportunities, developing logistics services and building new business partnerships.
The Central Asia Air Cargo Summit #3 provided an important platform for direct dialogue with leading international aviation and logistics businesses, attracting new partners and discussing promising projects.
Participation was a practical step towards making Navoi Airport one of Central Asia’s important air cargo and multimodal logistics centres.
Navoi International Airport Information Service.