Uzbek Neighborhood in Madrid

Can you imagine being able to experience the culture, crafts, and gastronomy of Uzbekistan without leaving Madrid? This dream will come true thanks to the new project promoted by ACIR Southern Europe, in collaboration with various organizations from Spain and Uzbekistan as well as exporting companies from that country.

A lively neighborhood

The Uzbek Neighborhood in Madrid will be a lively space that will have exhibition centers, shops for Uzbek products and crafts, and restaurants that will offer culinary specialties from Uzbekistan. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn more about the rich history and vibrant culture of Uzbekistan, and to experience firsthand the hospitality of its people.

The exhibition centers will display a wide variety of art and other typical products from Uzbekistan, including fabrics, ceramics, and jewelry. Visitors will be able to learn more about the techniques and materials used for their production and appreciate the beauty and quality of the pieces.

The shops will offer authentic products from Uzbekistan, from textiles and carpets to ceramics and jewelry. Visitors will be able to acquire these unique products and take home a piece of Uzbek culture.

The restaurants will serve delicious culinary specialties from Uzbekistan, including dishes such as plov, an aromatic rice with meat and vegetables, and lagman, a noodle soup with meat and vegetables. You can also try traditional sweets such as baklava and halva.

A unique opportunity

This project represents a unique opportunity to learn more about Uzbek culture and products, as well as to promote collaboration and cultural exchange between Uzbekistan and Spain. In addition, the Uzbek Neighborhood in Madrid will offer Uzbek exporting companies a unique platform to promote their products in the Spanish market.

ACIR, together with its Spanish and Uzbek partners, will implement all the urban-architectural part that seeks to replicate the style and atmosphere of Uzbekistan.

It will also be a space for commerce and investment. Investors interested in Uzbekistan and its area of influence will obtain detailed information on the opportunities and facilities offered by the country.

In this way, ACIR Southern Europe consolidates its work that seeks to unite the markets of Southern Europe and Central Asia.

The Uzbek Neighborhood in Madrid will be a vibrant space with exhibitions, shops for Uzbek products and crafts, and restaurants that will offer authentic culinary specialties. Visitors will be able to learn about the rich history and culture of Uzbekistan. The project seeks to promote cultural and commercial exchange between Uzbekistan and Spain. ACIR Southern Europe leads the project, which seeks to replicate the style and atmosphere of Uzbekistan in the neighborhood.