The National agency of perspective projects of the Republic of Uzbekistan -
is a state institution responsible for regulation, licensing, and permitting procedures in the sphere of crypto-assets turnover, capital market, insurance, e-commerce, lotteries and gambling activities.
“Uzbekistan's experience confirms that regional cooperation is not an abstract goal, but a practical tool for development. Through the integration of capital markets, the alignment of regulatory approaches and the introduction of innovations, we are creating conditions for sustainable growth, attracting investment and strengthening trust in our economies.
Uzbekistan is ready to continue actively participating in joint initiatives aimed at deepening integration, developing sustainable financing and harmonizing standards. We view cooperation not as competition, but as a partnership that opens up new prospects for the entire Eurasian region," said Orifjon Fayziev, Deputy Director of the National Agency of Perspective Projects of the Republic of Uzbekistan, in his speech at the Astana Finance Days 2025 forum.
The 8th Astana Finance Days (AFD) 2025 forum, entitled ‘Where Capital Empowers the Future,’ will be held on 4–5 September 2025 in Astana, Kazakhstan. This is an annual international forum organized by the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC).
The 8th AFD Forum brought together more than 5,000 participants, including representatives of government agencies, foreign investors, financial analysts, lawyers, entrepreneurs, scientists and journalists from over 70 countries around the world.
The forum serves as a platform for discussing key trends in finance, sustainable development and the digital economy, as well as for establishing strategic partnerships, concluding investment deals, exchanging experience and promoting new solutions in regional and global markets.
In addition, the forum addressed current and future initiatives aimed at harmonizing regulatory approaches, expanding cross-border market access and harmonizing standards to promote deeper capital market integration.
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