Promising projects for the development of the chemical industry are presented
Uzbekistan
Industrial modernization, the production of high-value-added products, and the expansion of export potential are among the priority areas of economic development.
The Chirchik Chemical Industrial Technopark, created to implement these objectives, has now cemented its status as one of the next-generation industrial sites.
This technopark, created in accordance with the relevant presidential decree of February 3, 2022, aims to advance the deep processing of chemical products, introduce advanced technologies, and create favorable conditions for domestic and foreign investors. $25 million has been allocated for the creation of utility networks and modern infrastructure on the 26.4-hectare site.
The technopark's investment attractiveness is reflected in specific figures. Specifically, $56 million in investments were utilized in 2025, creating 758 new jobs. During the year, the companies produced over 150 types of products worth $60 million.
The long-term plans are also ambitious. By 2030, the plan is to increase investment volume to $207 million, commercial output to $294 million, exports to $48 million, and increase the number of jobs to 2,300.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev was also given a presentation on the technology park's activities, as well as scientific and practical projects aimed at developing the chemical industry.
Today, mineral fertilizer production plays a vital role in ensuring the sustainability of the agricultural sector. Despite the annual production of 3.7 million tons of fertilizer, the existing demand for imported phosphorus and water-soluble fertilizers requires further modernization of the industry. Investment projects worth $2.8 billion have been developed in this regard.
Domestic demand for polymers is growing in the petrochemical sector. This demand is projected to reach 3.2 million tons by 2032. The implementation of major projects such as coal olefin production in Angren and oil refining in Kungrad will fully meet this demand and replace imports.
Systematic work is also underway in the household chemicals sector. Through the implementation of investment projects, it is planned to halve imports, increase the share of domestic consumption to 64 percent through domestic production, and increase exports.
This technopark, created in accordance with the relevant presidential decree of February 3, 2022, aims to advance the deep processing of chemical products, introduce advanced technologies, and create favorable conditions for domestic and foreign investors. $25 million has been allocated for the creation of utility networks and modern infrastructure on the 26.4-hectare site.
The technopark's investment attractiveness is reflected in specific figures. Specifically, $56 million in investments were utilized in 2025, creating 758 new jobs. During the year, the companies produced over 150 types of products worth $60 million.
The long-term plans are also ambitious. By 2030, the plan is to increase investment volume to $207 million, commercial output to $294 million, exports to $48 million, and increase the number of jobs to 2,300.
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev was also given a presentation on the technology park's activities, as well as scientific and practical projects aimed at developing the chemical industry.
Today, mineral fertilizer production plays a vital role in ensuring the sustainability of the agricultural sector. Despite the annual production of 3.7 million tons of fertilizer, the existing demand for imported phosphorus and water-soluble fertilizers requires further modernization of the industry. Investment projects worth $2.8 billion have been developed in this regard.
Domestic demand for polymers is growing in the petrochemical sector. This demand is projected to reach 3.2 million tons by 2032. The implementation of major projects such as coal olefin production in Angren and oil refining in Kungrad will fully meet this demand and replace imports.
Systematic work is also underway in the household chemicals sector. Through the implementation of investment projects, it is planned to halve imports, increase the share of domestic consumption to 64 percent through domestic production, and increase exports.
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