Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the greenhouse complex in Kegeyli

Shavkat Mirziyoyev visited the greenhouse complex built in the Kegeyli district. This was reported by the president's press service.

Concessional funds amounting to 12.5 billion soums were directed to this area, and a modern lightweight greenhouse was built on a 5-hectare area. As a result, 50 families previously registered in the Social Register were covered, and permanent jobs were created for them.

Each selected needy family was allocated 10 hundredths (sotikh) of greenhouse area. In this regard, the leading entrepreneur attached to this complex is not limited only to allocating land and greenhouses.

They will train them on-site for 2 years, and after they gain sufficient knowledge and experience, they will assist them in establishing greenhouses on their own household plots and creating a source of income.

The grown agricultural products will be purchased by the leading entrepreneur at market prices.

Additionally, training for 1,000 citizens per year in greenhouse farming and agriculture has also been established in this greenhouse complex. This system serves as a guaranteed and stable source of income for the population.

Furthermore, additional opportunities have been created to further increase the income of families. A special duck house designed for raising 500 ducks was established in the 350-meter drainage ditch near the greenhouse.

Within the framework of the project, families were provided with 10 heads of "Favorit" breed ducks imported from Brazil, and citizens are being taught the technology of breeding them in detail.

It was noted that this project is of great importance in developing entrepreneurship in rural areas and ensuring population employment. Special recognition was given to today's entrepreneurs who consider themselves involved not only in their own profit but also in making people live well.

Modern and resource-saving technologies are widely used in the project. Solar panels with a capacity of 100 kilowatts have been installed in the area, and the electricity they generate meets the daily needs of the greenhouse.