The President reviewed Fergana's industrial and investment potential
Uzbekistan
On the second day of his visit to the Fergana Region, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev reviewed the activities of the Investor Service Center in Fergana.
The Farg'ona Expo International Exhibition Center has been established in Fergana. Its activities are aimed at broadly promoting the region's economic potential, developing industrial cooperation, stimulating exports, and creating favorable conditions for investment.
The center serves not only as an exhibition space but also as a unified communications platform for entrepreneurs and investors.
The five-hectare complex provides facilities for showcasing the products of more than 200 manufacturing companies.
The first two floors of the new eight-story building are reserved for organizations supporting trade, investment, and entrepreneurship. The upper floors will be used as office space for investors and business representatives.
The center hosts annual exhibitions and fairs covering 15 industry sectors. Here, government agencies, manufacturers, exporters, and investors will have the opportunity to interact on a single platform and establish practical cooperation.
Based on the effectiveness of the Fergana experience, similar modern exhibition complexes are planned for Tashkent, as well as the Bukhara, Jizzakh, and Samarkand regions.
The President was briefed on the digital platforms implemented for investors and entrepreneurs, the "Unified National Information System for Project Management."
It was noted that the invest.gov.uz and pmi.miit.uz platforms unite local and foreign entrepreneurs in a single digital space, ensuring transparency in the development, implementation, and monitoring of investment projects.
The Unified Investment Platform operates on a one-stop shop principle. Through it, investors can explore the investment potential of regions, select existing projects, and track their progress through their personal account.
Investors can either manage the project independently or engage an authorized consultant. All requests are recorded in an integrated system linked to the Ministry of Investment and relevant agencies. Deadlines for each stage are set automatically, and the process is monitored by a responsible manager.
If delays or problems arise, the issue is submitted to the Government Commission for review and prompt decisions are made. Such digital solutions create additional convenience for entrepreneurs and strengthen trust in the investment environment.
Effective interaction between investors and consulting organizations has been established in the Fergana Region, facilitating the high-quality preparation and implementation of new projects.
Major investment projects proposed for implementation in the region were presented to the President. Specifically, plans were discussed to create a "Eurasian International Trade Center" jointly with China, produce biopellets, and build a thermal power plant jointly with South Korea, as well as to establish a modern medical cluster with the participation of Turkey.
Special attention was given to a major infrastructure project to provide the population with high-quality drinking water, involving France, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar.
Promising initiatives were also discussed, including the construction of a five-star hotel and a modern congress hall, the creation of a new recreational park in Kuvasay, and the establishment of electric vehicle battery production.
The President toured exhibitions showcasing the industrial and service potential of the Fergana Region. Products from the fields of handicrafts, construction materials, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, textiles, leather and footwear, and jewelry were on display.
The second exhibition hall featured displays of products from the food industry, green transport, oil and gas, furniture, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. These exhibitions demonstrated the dynamic development of the region's manufacturing industries.
On-site, the head of state met with foreign entrepreneurs. They discussed accelerating the implementation of investment projects, addressing existing challenges, and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation.
In particular, initiatives to expand the operations of a gold processing plant and establish a modern cable production facility were discussed.
The President listened to the entrepreneurs' proposals and gave specific instructions on addressing the issues raised. Efficiency, effectiveness and transparency in the implementation of all projects are identified as priorities.
The center serves not only as an exhibition space but also as a unified communications platform for entrepreneurs and investors.
The five-hectare complex provides facilities for showcasing the products of more than 200 manufacturing companies.
The first two floors of the new eight-story building are reserved for organizations supporting trade, investment, and entrepreneurship. The upper floors will be used as office space for investors and business representatives.
The center hosts annual exhibitions and fairs covering 15 industry sectors. Here, government agencies, manufacturers, exporters, and investors will have the opportunity to interact on a single platform and establish practical cooperation.
Based on the effectiveness of the Fergana experience, similar modern exhibition complexes are planned for Tashkent, as well as the Bukhara, Jizzakh, and Samarkand regions.
The President was briefed on the digital platforms implemented for investors and entrepreneurs, the "Unified National Information System for Project Management."
It was noted that the invest.gov.uz and pmi.miit.uz platforms unite local and foreign entrepreneurs in a single digital space, ensuring transparency in the development, implementation, and monitoring of investment projects.
The Unified Investment Platform operates on a one-stop shop principle. Through it, investors can explore the investment potential of regions, select existing projects, and track their progress through their personal account.
Investors can either manage the project independently or engage an authorized consultant. All requests are recorded in an integrated system linked to the Ministry of Investment and relevant agencies. Deadlines for each stage are set automatically, and the process is monitored by a responsible manager.
If delays or problems arise, the issue is submitted to the Government Commission for review and prompt decisions are made. Such digital solutions create additional convenience for entrepreneurs and strengthen trust in the investment environment.
Effective interaction between investors and consulting organizations has been established in the Fergana Region, facilitating the high-quality preparation and implementation of new projects.
Major investment projects proposed for implementation in the region were presented to the President. Specifically, plans were discussed to create a "Eurasian International Trade Center" jointly with China, produce biopellets, and build a thermal power plant jointly with South Korea, as well as to establish a modern medical cluster with the participation of Turkey.
Special attention was given to a major infrastructure project to provide the population with high-quality drinking water, involving France, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar.
Promising initiatives were also discussed, including the construction of a five-star hotel and a modern congress hall, the creation of a new recreational park in Kuvasay, and the establishment of electric vehicle battery production.
The President toured exhibitions showcasing the industrial and service potential of the Fergana Region. Products from the fields of handicrafts, construction materials, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, textiles, leather and footwear, and jewelry were on display.
The second exhibition hall featured displays of products from the food industry, green transport, oil and gas, furniture, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals. These exhibitions demonstrated the dynamic development of the region's manufacturing industries.
On-site, the head of state met with foreign entrepreneurs. They discussed accelerating the implementation of investment projects, addressing existing challenges, and expanding mutually beneficial cooperation.
In particular, initiatives to expand the operations of a gold processing plant and establish a modern cable production facility were discussed.
The President listened to the entrepreneurs' proposals and gave specific instructions on addressing the issues raised. Efficiency, effectiveness and transparency in the implementation of all projects are identified as priorities.
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