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Tashkent region and Belarus discuss joint projects worth $55 million

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During a visit to Minsk, the khokim of Tashkent region, Zoyir Mirzaev, discussed the expansion of interregional cooperation with the Belarusian side, UzA reported, citing BelTA.

During the visit, Mirzaev met with Natalya Kochanova, Chairwoman of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of Belarus. Sergei Aleinik, who heads the Council of the Republic's Standing Committee on International Affairs and National Security, told reporters that the value of ongoing joint projects stands at $55 million. Among the initiatives, he mentioned the production of wire products, copper processing, and poultry processing in Uzbekistan.

According to Aleinik, the construction of a joint livestock complex for 10,000 head of cattle has begun in Brest region. Moving forward, plans call for processing raw materials there and supplying finished products to Uzbekistan. The parties also discussed projects in industry and agriculture, including the cultivation of potatoes and beets.

Mirzaev spoke about establishing a joint health resort complex with Belarus and cooperation in woodworking. He added that new plans have been developed in industry, mechanical engineering, and furniture manufacturing, and that the construction of a new pharmaceutical plant in Uzbekistan is planned as well.

During the conversation, an expectation was expressed that mutual trade between the two countries will reach $2 billion by 2030. Aleinik also noted that more than 40 agreements were signed at the 3rd Forum of Regions, which took place this year during Shavkat Mirziyoyev's official visit to Belarus.

What it means

Among the projects discussed are the construction of a new pharmaceutical plant in Uzbekistan and shipments of products to the Uzbek market from a livestock complex in Brest region, which are planned once raw materials are processed.

Published 30 October 2026, 06:01 · No updates · Russian original

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