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First Central Asia Conference on Sports Sciences

28 апреля 2026
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First Central Asia Conference on Sports Sciences

Sport as an Investment: Join us for The First Central Asia Sports Sciences Conference at New Uzbekistan University! 
Why does a modern stadium victory begin with a financial report and a research lab? We are excited to announce an upcoming event where we will explore sports not just as a game, but as a high-stakes global industry. 

Key Discussion Topics: ️ 
-ROI in Sport Science: How investing in athlete monitoring and biomechanics helps clubs save tens of millions of dollars by preventing injuries to "high-value assets." ️ 
-Commercializing Technology: Why innovations designed for Olympians are becoming the foundation of the multi-billion dollar wearable tech and HealthTech markets. ️ 
-Sports Infrastructure as an Economic Driver: How science-intensive sports projects pay off and stimulate private capital flow into regional economies. 

In today's world, science is the tool that makes sports predictable and therefore, commercially successful. 
Join us to discover how to transform physical achievements into economic performance. 

28-29 April 
New Uzbekistan University 
Registration 

Limited seats available secure your spot in the economy of the future!

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