Official German Pavilion at OGU, 13 - 15.05.2025, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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At the 27th edition of the OGU, German manufacturers of process technology for oil and gas have the opportunity to present themselves in Tashkent. The registration deadline is February 14th, 2025.
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Event language
- German
- English
At the 27th edition of the OGU, German manufacturers of process technology for oil and gas have the opportunity to present themselves in Tashkent. The registration deadline is February 14th, 2025.
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About the official German Pavilion
Within the last German Pavilion 2023, 172 exhibitors exhibited at the trade fair. The majority of the 14,752 visitors were professionals. The majority of exhibitors were in the fields of automation, engineering/construction, oil and gas equipment, pipelines, corrosion protection, electronic equipment and oil and gas transportation.
In 2025, German companies will once again have the opportunity to exhibit at the official German Pavilion at the 27th edition of the OGU. Exhibitors pay 330 €/m² including stand construction. The deadline for registration is February 14th, 2025, and can be completed (after registration) via the AUMA online portal. IEC Inter Expo Consult GmbH has been appointed as the organizing company. Information on your contact person Norman Fuchs as well as further information and conditions can be found below in the corresponding information sheet.
About OGU
OGU Oil & Gas Uzbekistan in Tashkent has become increasingly important in the years leading up to the coronavirus crisis. a particular focus of the trade fair is on the processing of gas, oil and petrochemicals. These focal points are also highlighted at the accompanying conference, which takes place in parallel.
OGU is always supported by the Uzbek Ministry of Energy and the national holding company of the Uzbek oil and gas industry, JSC "Uzbekneftegaz".
About Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan has been seeking international economic cooperation since 2017. The need for investment extends across all sectors of industry and agriculture, as well as infrastructure development. The aim is to prevent supply bottlenecks in the country, but also to boost exports to Central Asia.
As recently as April this year, the country signed a memorandum of understanding with the EU on critical raw materials. While the EU is to be granted access to mineral resources (Uzbekistan has lithium brine deposits, for example), Uzbekistan is to be supported in the development of its mining industry in return.
Uzbekistan's economy is forecast to grow by at least five percent in 2024 and 2025. The reasons for the steady growth include economic reforms, such as the opening of the market in the energy sector, the transformation and privatization of state-owned companies and increased support for companies.
Uzbekistan's export goods are currently benefiting from the increased prices for gold and copper. There is also strong demand for textiles and clothing. The main markets supplied are China, Russia and Turkey.
In the oil and gas sector, 211 oil and gas deposits have been discovered in Uzbekistan to date, including 108 gas and gas condensate deposits and 103 oil and oil condensate deposits. More than 50 percent of these deposits are currently being used for industrial purposes and a further 35 percent are being prepared for exploration. However, not only domestic raw materials are processed in Uzbekistan, but increasingly also oil from Russia and Kazakhstan.
Within the last German Pavilion 2023, 172 exhibitors exhibited at the trade fair. The majority of the 14,752 visitors were professionals. The majority of exhibitors were in the fields of automation, engineering/construction, oil and gas equipment, pipelines, corrosion protection, electronic equipment and oil and gas transportation.
In 2025, German companies will once again have the opportunity to exhibit at the official German Pavilion at the 27th edition of the OGU. Exhibitors pay 330 €/m² including stand construction. The deadline for registration is February 14th, 2025, and can be completed (after registration) via the AUMA online portal. IEC Inter Expo Consult GmbH has been appointed as the organizing company. Information on your contact person Norman Fuchs as well as further information and conditions can be found below in the corresponding information sheet.
About OGU
OGU Oil & Gas Uzbekistan in Tashkent has become increasingly important in the years leading up to the coronavirus crisis. a particular focus of the trade fair is on the processing of gas, oil and petrochemicals. These focal points are also highlighted at the accompanying conference, which takes place in parallel.
OGU is always supported by the Uzbek Ministry of Energy and the national holding company of the Uzbek oil and gas industry, JSC "Uzbekneftegaz".
About Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan has been seeking international economic cooperation since 2017. The need for investment extends across all sectors of industry and agriculture, as well as infrastructure development. The aim is to prevent supply bottlenecks in the country, but also to boost exports to Central Asia.
As recently as April this year, the country signed a memorandum of understanding with the EU on critical raw materials. While the EU is to be granted access to mineral resources (Uzbekistan has lithium brine deposits, for example), Uzbekistan is to be supported in the development of its mining industry in return.
Uzbekistan's economy is forecast to grow by at least five percent in 2024 and 2025. The reasons for the steady growth include economic reforms, such as the opening of the market in the energy sector, the transformation and privatization of state-owned companies and increased support for companies.
Uzbekistan's export goods are currently benefiting from the increased prices for gold and copper. There is also strong demand for textiles and clothing. The main markets supplied are China, Russia and Turkey.
In the oil and gas sector, 211 oil and gas deposits have been discovered in Uzbekistan to date, including 108 gas and gas condensate deposits and 103 oil and oil condensate deposits. More than 50 percent of these deposits are currently being used for industrial purposes and a further 35 percent are being prepared for exploration. However, not only domestic raw materials are processed in Uzbekistan, but increasingly also oil from Russia and Kazakhstan.
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