BMB HOLDING discussed agro-industrial projects with Spanish companies
At the Uzbekistan–Spain business forum in Tashkent, BMB HOLDING held talks with Spanish companies on technology, agricultural machinery, and joint projects.

**BMB HOLDING discussed agro-industrial projects with Spanish companies**
BMB HOLDING explored cooperation opportunities with Spanish companies in the fields of agriculture and agro-industrial production as part of the Uzbekistan–Spain Business Forum, held in Tashkent from October 29 to 31. Representatives of about 20 companies from Spain took part in the forum.
The event was dedicated to developing trade and economic ties, attracting investments to the agricultural sector, introducing modern technologies, and preparing joint projects.
During the business program, the state of Uzbekistan's agriculture and current tasks of the sector were discussed. Promising areas of cooperation identified included the production of mineral and organic fertilizers, improving soil fertility, developing soil decontamination agents, and implementing advanced agricultural technologies.
BMB HOLDING was represented at the forum by Department Director Bobir Yakhyaev. He held talks with representatives of Agro-Industrial Group, Industrias David S.L.U., Pol. Ind. Los Palomares, Viveros Veron, PSB Produccion Vegetal, Agromillora Fidan Uretim ve Paz Ltd., and Armando Alvarez Group.
Additionally, a meeting was held with Jesús Varela, Economic and Commercial Counselor at the Economic and Commercial Office of the Embassy of Spain, which operates in Moscow and Tashkent.
The parties discussed the business activities of the Spanish companies, their manufacturing experience and technologies used, as well as opportunities for entering the Uzbek market and organizing joint work. Representatives of the Spanish business community were briefed on BMB HOLDING's activities, the holding's investment and production potential, and its prospective projects.
Key topics of the negotiations included agricultural machinery, modern agricultural technologies, nursery farming, crop production, and agro-industrial processing. The participants also considered the possibility of adapting foreign technologies to Uzbekistan's conditions and developing joint initiatives.
Information regarding specific agreements, investment volumes, and project implementation timelines was not disclosed.

