Managing Director TIFC is not about "just another top management role." It is about who will build an international-level financial center from scratch.

In essence, it's about creating:

• a new jurisdiction with elements of English law
• an independent judicial and arbitration infrastructure
• an entry point for global capital into Central Asia

And yes, this role reports directly to the Council chaired by the President. To put it informally – this is a position on the level of "architect of Uzbekistan's future financial system."

What's particularly important:

• It's not about maintenance – it's about building.
• Not about the local market – about global competition.
• Not about processes – about institutions.

Is there anyone in the region today who is capable of:

• thinking at the level of international financial centers (AIFC / DIFC / ADGM)
• managing regulatory + investment + infrastructure simultaneously
• and, at the same time, building trust with global investors?

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT The Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan announces an open competition for the position of Managing Director of the Administration of the Tashkent International Financial Centre (TIFC).

TIFC is designed to become Central Asia's premier investment hub - a special legal regime jurisdiction for international business, focused on attracting global capital, developing financial markets, and integrating Uzbekistan into the international financial system. The Centre will incorporate elements of English law, an independent judicial and arbitration infrastructure, and competitive conditions for business and investors.

The Managing Director of the TIFC Administration is the Centre's chief executive officer, accountable to the TIFC Council, which is chaired by the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The Managing Director concurrently serves as Secretary of the TIFC Council and provides executive oversight of all divisions within the Administration.