Head of "Quva anori" included among the world's "100 Hero Women"
Masturaxon Sayfutdinova, head of the "Quva anori" agrofirm in the Fergana region, has been included in the "100 Hero Women" list announced by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). She was selected from among more than 600 candidates nominated from over 130 countries.
Head of "Quva Anori" Included in the List of the World's "100 Hero Women"
According to the "Dunyo" Information Agency, the award ceremony took place on October 15 at the FAO headquarters in Rome. It recognized women who are contributing to agriculture, food systems, rural development, and improving people's lives.
Masturaxon Sayfutdinova was included in the list for her activities in agricultural production and the implementation of innovative approaches to the field.
Her initiative to establish the "Pomegranate Growers" Association, as well as her services in creating textbooks and manuals for the sector, were also noted.
The representative of Uzbekistan was personally awarded by FAO Director-General Qu Dongyu. In a separate meeting, he linked this result not only to Sayfutdinova's personal achievement, but also to the work being done in Uzbekistan to support agriculture and women.
The report emphasized that Sayfutdinova's leadership potential, diligence, and initiative served as the basis for international recognition.