Issues of developing climate-resilient agriculture were discussed in Samarkand
In Samarkand, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Bank, as well as the Ministry of Ecology and
Issues of climate-resilient agriculture development considered in Samarkand
In the city of Samarkand, the international seminar "FOLUR Uzbekistan Wheat Workshop" was organized in cooperation with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Bank, and the National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change.
The seminar discussed issues of preserving soil fertility, increasing the climate change resilience of agriculture, introducing modern agrotechnologies, and developing public-private partnerships in wheat cultivation.
Speaking at the event, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Ecology Jusipbek Kazbekov emphasized the importance of a comprehensive approach in agricultural development that envisages the rational use of water and land resources, the prevention of soil degradation, and the restoration of natural ecosystems.
Participants exchanged experiences and discussed practical solutions aimed at increasing the climate change resilience of agriculture, preserving soil resources, and improving the ecological state of agricultural areas.
At the end of the seminar, interest was expressed in further developing cooperation with FAO, the World Bank, and other international partners in the areas of sustainable land use, ecosystem restoration, and the introduction of environmentally safe agricultural practices.