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5 May 2026
NOYTECH
Press Service
The Central Asia Warehouse Summit in Tashkent has once again proven to be a key meeting point for industry leaders shaping the future of logistics in the region.
We were proud to have Perry Neumann, Founder of NOYTECH Supply Chain Solutions, as a speaker in the session “Warehouse Real Estate: Current Market State and Forecasts.”
The discussion highlighted a clear reality: Central Asia and Uzbekistan in particular is rapidly gaining strategic importance, yet still faces a gap between growing demand and available high-quality warehouse infrastructure.
Beyond the market outlook, the conversation touched on practical experience, entering Uzbekistan, navigating early challenges and building partnerships in a fast-developing environment.
A big thanks to organizers and all participants for an insightful and forward-looking discussion. Events like this play an important role in aligning market expectations and accelerating the development of sustainable logistics infrastructure across the region.
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