Uzbekistan and Poland discussed new investment projects
Deputy Minister Akram Aliyev and President of the Polish Chamber of Commerce Andrzej Arendarski discussed the prospects of trade and cooperation in energy, construction, and other sectors.
Uzbekistan and Poland discussed new investment projects
Uzbekistan and Poland considered opportunities for expanding trade and economic cooperation and attracting Polish investments into joint projects.
The talks took place on November 4 between Deputy Minister of Investments, Industry and Trade of Uzbekistan Akram Aliev and President of the Polish Chamber of Commerce Andrzej Arendarski.
The parties discussed prospects for boosting mutual trade, expanding investment cooperation, and implementing joint initiatives in the fields of tourism, information technology, construction, renewable energy, logistics, pharmaceuticals, and education. Migration issues were addressed as a separate topic.
The meeting participants paid special attention to opportunities for cooperation with Polish companies in the fields of renewable energy and construction, including within the framework of the New Tashkent development project.
Following the negotiations, the parties reaffirmed their interest in strengthening direct business contacts, organizing the exchange of business delegations, and holding joint events to promote investment projects.