Uzbekistan expands cooperation with Hungary in the field of livestock farming
Uzbekistan and Hungary to develop scientific cooperation in the field of livestock farming, import of pedigree cattle, and introduction of modern technologies
Uzbekistan expands livestock cooperation with Hungary
Uzbekistan and Hungary have reached an agreement to strengthen scientific cooperation in the livestock sector, import pedigree cattle, and implement modern technologies.
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, a meeting was held at the Research Institute of Animal Husbandry and Poultry with a delegation led by Tamás Sebők, Regional Director of the Hungarian HOLSTEIN Association.
The negotiations covered issues of developing scientific and practical cooperation in the livestock sector, as well as introducing advanced experience and technologies in Uzbekistan.
In particular, agreements were reached on creating genetic passports for local cattle breeds, establishing the import of pedigree cattle from Hungary, and introducing embryo transfer technology.
Additionally, an agreement was reached to organize professional development courses for the institute's specialists in Hungary.
At the end of the meeting, the parties signed a memorandum aimed at developing international cooperation in the livestock sector.