Economics

Tashkent Region discussed projects with Chinese businesses

Representatives of the Tashkent region and 15 Chinese companies discussed the creation of production facilities, industrial cooperation, and the introduction of technologies.

Tashkent Region discussed cooperation projects with Chinese business

Chinese companies are exploring opportunities to participate in investment and production projects in the Tashkent region.

Issues of cooperation were discussed on September 4 at a meeting between the Deputy Khokim of the Tashkent region, Jakhongir Mamajonov, and representatives of Chinese business.

The event was attended by representatives of 15 Chinese companies and organizations. The delegation included heads of enterprises specializing in the production of heating and gas equipment, thermal technologies, industrial components, and electronic devices.

Among the participants were also representatives of companies operating in the field of gas sensor production, certification services, and international supply chains.

During the negotiations, the Chinese side was presented with information about the investment potential of the Tashkent region.

Particular emphasis was placed on the region's capabilities in industry and manufacturing, as well as on the conditions created for foreign investors.

The parties reviewed promising areas of cooperation and options for implementing joint projects with the participation of Chinese business.

One of the areas of negotiations was the creation of modern manufacturing enterprises in the Tashkent region.

The participants discussed the possibility of organizing the production of heating systems and gas equipment directly in the region.

In addition, the parties reviewed issues of developing industrial cooperation and introducing advanced technologies.

Following the meeting, the parties agreed to study the presented investment proposals in detail and continue negotiations on promising areas of cooperation.

An agreement was also reached to establish practical cooperation for the implementation of joint investment projects in the Tashkent region.

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