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The international forum IMTECH 2026 will be held in Tashkent

The exhibition company SAYS announced that the forum "Innovative Materials and Technologies" will be held in Tashkent on December 9–11, 2026.

The international forum IMTECH 2026 will be held in Tashkent

The international forum "Innovative Materials and Technologies" — IMTECH 2026 — will take place in Tashkent from December 9 to 11, 2026, at the CAEx (Central Asian Expo Uzbekistan) International Exhibition Center.

The event is organized by the exhibition company SAYS (Uzbekistan) and the exhibition company "Mir-Expo" (Russia).

The forum will include four specialized exhibition expositions: ChemTech, dedicated to industrial chemistry; CompositeTech, focusing on composite and engineering materials; AdhesiveTech, covering adhesive technologies and sealing materials; and GlassTech, dedicated to glass technologies and architectural glass.

IMTECH is designed as an international industry platform that will bring together manufacturers, equipment suppliers, technology developers, scientific organizations, investors, and industrial enterprises from various countries. The forum aims to develop international industrial cooperation, expand business ties, attract investment, localize production, and implement modern technological solutions.

The forum's business program includes industry conferences, panel discussions, presentations of innovative projects, B2B negotiations, and meetings between representatives of business, government agencies, industry associations, and international organizations.

The organizers describe IMTECH 2026 as Central Asia's largest specialized platform bringing together advanced materials, chemical technologies, composite materials, and production automation.

Participation is expected from manufacturers of raw materials, equipment, and finished products, as well as industry associations, research organizations, and engineering companies from the chemical, construction, and manufacturing sectors.

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