Uzbekistan and China discussed projects in construction
The Ministry of Construction of Uzbekistan and Chinese companies discussed industrial construction, heat supply, EPC projects, and the introduction of new technologies.
Uzbekistan and China discussed projects in the construction sector
Uzbekistan reviewed prospects for cooperation with Chinese companies in the fields of construction and housing and communal services, including the modernization of heat supply and the implementation of investment projects.
A meeting was held at the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services with a delegation from China Railway Prefabricated Xinjiang Construction Development Co., Ltd. and Hengkang Technology Kenya Co., Ltd.
During the negotiations, the parties discussed opportunities for expanding mutually beneficial cooperation, introducing modern technologies, and implementing promising projects in the construction and communal sectors.
Special emphasis was placed on the widespread use of prefabricated and industrial construction solutions. The participants also touched upon the use of eco-friendly construction materials, the production of steel structures, and the implementation of comprehensive projects on an EPC basis.
In addition, the parties reviewed prospects for implementing projects in the field of construction and communal infrastructure under EPC+F and public-private partnership conditions.
A separate topic of the negotiations was the modernization of heat supply systems in Uzbekistan. The parties discussed the construction of cogeneration plants and modern thermal centers, as well as the introduction of geothermal heat pump technologies.
Following the discussion, an agreement was reached to exchange information on promising projects in the heat supply sector. The Chinese companies will study the proposed projects and prepare proposals on possible terms for their financing and cooperation.
The meeting participants also considered issues related to studying Chinese standards and technical requirements applied in the field of prefabricated construction.
The parties emphasized the importance of introducing advanced technologies to increase the efficiency of construction processes and reduce their environmental impact.
Following the meeting, the parties agreed to continue negotiations in a working order and to exchange project and technical documentation.
In addition, there are plans to develop effective mechanisms of interaction for the implementation of specific projects in the fields of construction, housing and communal infrastructure, and heat supply.