Big Trade Data Showcases at China–Central Asia (Uzbekistan) Trade Exhibition, Using AI and Big Data to Help Enterprises Explore Central Asian Markets

From October 14 to 16, the Second China–Central Asia (Uzbekistan) Trade Exhibition was held at the Tashkent International Exhibition Center.

Hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), the exhibition brought together nearly 200 leading Chinese companies and leaders in niche segments. Focusing on areas such as intelligent manufacturing, green energy, consumer electronics, and trade in services, it showcased Chinese companies’ new technologies, new products, and new achievements.

Against the backdrop of continuously deepening economic and trade cooperation between China and Central Asia, more and more Chinese companies are turning their attention to the Central Asian market. As a pioneer in China’s foreign trade big data industry, Big Trade Data brought its AI- and big data-driven BTD Full-cycle Platform for Global Trade (AI & Big Data & BI Driven) to the exhibition. It exchanged views with enterprises and institutions from Uzbekistan and other Central Asian countries and demonstrated innovative applications and practices in China’s foreign trade big data sector.

Focusing on the Central Asian Market, Big Trade Data Showcases AI and Big Data at the Exhibition

As an officially certified data provider, Big Trade Data not only brought AI- and big data-driven digital and intelligent foreign trade products and services to this exhibition, but also conducted brand and product presentations on site around the Central Asian market and enterprises’ overseas expansion needs. It held face-to-face exchanges with exhibiting companies and introduced the applications of foreign trade big data in scenarios such as market analysis, customer development, and overseas market expansion.

During the exhibition, Big Trade Data also reached a strategic cooperation agreement with the largest economic and trade organization in Uzbekistan and completed an on-site signing. This cooperation further expanded the channels for exchanges between Big Trade Data and local economic and trade institutions and enterprises in Central Asia, and laid the foundation for subsequent in-depth understanding of local market demand and for promoting cooperation between the two sides in digital trade and digital and intelligent foreign trade.

Uzbekistan’s trade scale and import demand also reflect the cooperation space in the local market. According to data from the State Statistics Committee of Uzbekistan, from January to August 2026, Uzbekistan’s total foreign trade reached USD 57.4 billion, up 7.6% year on year; imports reached USD 34.5 billion, up 16.3% year on year. From January to July 2026, bilateral trade between China and Uzbekistan reached USD 11.3 billion, of which Uzbekistan imported USD 9.6 billion from China. China continued to remain Uzbekistan’s largest trading partner. As bilateral economic and trade exchanges continue to deepen, enterprises’ demand for market information acquisition and overseas customer development is becoming increasingly prominent.

Four Core Capabilities Covering the Full Cycle of Digital and Intelligent Foreign Trade

In the face of a constantly changing international trade market, enterprises need to understand target markets, analyze product demand, find potential customers, and adjust business strategies according to market changes when expanding overseas business.

Big Trade Data’s AI- and big data-driven BTD Full-cycle Platform for Global Trade (AI & Big Data & BI Driven) is built around the actual needs of enterprises in foreign trade business and has formed four core capabilities: Global Insights · Precision Marketing · Trade Penetration · Intelligent Decisions.

These four capabilities progressively deepen across enterprises’ foreign trade business processes—from customer development and market research to trade data analysis and then to business decision-making—covering the full cycle of digital and intelligent foreign trade.

For enterprises currently expanding into the Central Asian market, these capabilities can help them reduce reliance on isolated experience and fragmented information, gain a faster understanding of an unfamiliar market, and provide a basis for subsequent customer development and business layout.

From the accumulation of foreign trade big data to the application of AI technology, Big Trade Data continues to explore the combination of technology and real foreign trade business scenarios, so that data is not only something to be seen, but can also enter enterprises’ actual business operations.

Appearing at the Economic and Trade Exchange Conference to Share AI-Powered Digital and Intelligent Overseas Expansion Practices

At the 2026 China–Uzbekistan Economic and Trade Exchange Conference held concurrently, a representative of Big Trade Data took the stage and exchanged views with guests on the new model of AI-powered digital and intelligent overseas expansion.

At present, AI technology is gradually being applied in foreign trade business links such as market analysis, customer development, and marketing promotion. How to combine AI with foreign trade big data and actual business needs to improve the efficiency of market development has also become a topic of concern for foreign trade enterprises.

Based on its own practices in the foreign trade big data field, Big Trade Data shared its application approaches for AI in overseas market development and exchanged views with guests on related business needs.

From brand presentations at the exhibition site to keynote sharing at the economic and trade exchange conference, Big Trade Data communicated with Central Asian enterprises and institutions through different formats, further understanding local market demand for foreign trade data and digital and intelligent services.

2026 marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the China–Uzbekistan comprehensive strategic partnership and is also the “Year of High-Quality Development of China–Central Asia Cooperation.” As economic and trade cooperation between China and Central Asia continues to deepen, exchanges between enterprises of the two countries are also extending from commodity trade to more areas such as industry, technology, and digital services.

Participating in the China–Central Asia (Uzbekistan) Trade Exhibition is an important attempt by Big Trade Data to expand into the Central Asian market and a practice of taking its digital and intelligent foreign trade capabilities overseas.

In the future, Big Trade Data will continue to uphold its mission of “Technology at the Core, Empowering Global Trade,” continuously improve its digital and intelligent foreign trade products and services, serve enterprises with digital technology, and help more enterprises discover global opportunities and expand overseas markets.