2025 MebelExpo: Connecting the World, Co-creating a New Future for the Furniture Industry

The 2025 Uzbekistan (Tashkent) Furniture Accessories and Woodworking Machinery Exhibition (MebelExpo) was successfully held in Tashkent from February 25th to 27th! As the largest and most influential furniture and woodworking machinery industry event in Central Asia, MebelExpo attracts exhibitors and professional visitors from all over the world, showcasing the latest furniture designs, accessories, woodworking machinery and production technologies. The exhibition covers the entire industrial chain from raw materials to finished products, providing an excellent platform for industry practitioners to communicate, cooperate and learn.

The rapid construction of residential communities, social infrastructure, office buildings and commercial centers has determined a high and stable demand for woodworking products and finished furniture. To date, approximately 90% of the market capacity has been met by household furniture. There are over 5,000 enterprises in Uzbekistan that produce furniture, materials, components and woodworking, with more than 300,000 employees. Over the past decade, a series of manufactured products have expanded significantly, with quality and design improved in line with global trends, and import volumes have also increased.

The market potential is huge：Uzbekistan is the most populous country in Central Asia, with a population of over 36 million. There is a strong demand for furniture in the market. With the acceleration of urbanization and the improvement of residents' living standards, the demand for mid-to-high-end furniture and customized products continues to grow.

Policy support：The government of Uzbekistan has been vigorously promoting the development of the furniture industry and has introduced a series of preferential policies, including tax reduction and exemption, and preferential tariffs on equipment imports, providing a favorable investment environment for foreign enterprises.

Superior geographical location：Uzbekistan is located in the center of Central Asia and serves as a transportation hub connecting Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Through Tashkent, enterprises can easily reach the entire Central Asian market and further expand to nei***oring countries such as Russia and Iran.

The exhibition has a strong influence.：MebelExpo is not only a platform for showcasing products, but also a barometer of industry trends. Exhibiting enterprises can learn about the latest technologies, market trends and customer demands through the exhibition, and quickly enhance brand awareness.

Uzbekistan is one of the fastest-growing economies in Central Asia, with a GDP growth rate of 5.5% in 2023. It is expected to maintain a stable growth in the coming years. In recent years, Uzbekistan has implemented a series of economic reforms, including currency liberalization, attracting foreign investment and improving the business environment, providing strong support for the development of the furniture industry.

The current situation of the furniture industry：The furniture industry in Uzbekistan is in a stage of rapid development, and local enterprises are gradually transforming from traditional manual production to modern and mechanized production. However, high-end furniture and woodworking machinery still rely on imports, which provides huge market opportunities for international enterprises.

Consumption upgrade：With the improvement of residents' income levels, consumers' demand for high-quality, environmentally friendly and highly designed furniture is constantly increasing, and the market potential for customized furniture is huge.

Exhibition scope：

Furniture production equipment Woodworking equipment Tools and abrasives Raw materials for furniture production Interior decorative fabrics and mattresses; Furniture accessories

Surfaces, edge banding strips, plates and panels; Furniture chemistry: Glue, varnish, paint; Household and office furniture Social public machine

Construct furniture Interior and design projects Household appliances and consumer electronic products.