TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, April 3. Uzbekistan and
Hong Kong discussed attracting investment, expanding interregional
cooperation, and implementing joint industrial projects, Trend reports via the
Syrdarya regional administration of Uzbekistan.
The issue was discussed during a meeting in Hong Kong between
Governor of Uzbekistan’s Syrdarya region, Erkinjon Turdimov, and
Chairperson of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Anna
Cheung.
During the talks, the Uzbek side highlighted the region’s
favorable geographic location, well-developed logistics
infrastructure, and strong industrial growth. Opportunities
available to investors in free economic zones were also
presented.
The parties expressed readiness to move cooperation to a
practical stage and begin the implementation of joint projects.
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council is a major organization
promoting international trade and investment, bringing together
more than 13,000 companies.
In general, Uzbekistan is engaged in a robust array of
collaborative industrial initiatives, boasting more than 3,200
partnerships with Russia and significant automotive ventures
alongside Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan. Strategic partnerships
emphasize sectors such as automotive production, energy generation
(nuclear included), petrochemical processes, textile development,
and mineral extraction.
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