BAKU, Azerbaijan, June 5. Uzbekistan initiates
the creation of the "Eurasian Belt of Technological
Industrialization" to pool industrial potential, resources,
markets, and technological competencies across the macro-regional
space, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev
said at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF),
Trend reports.
He emphasized that under current conditions, technological and
industrial cooperation should not be limited to the framework of
bilateral interaction alone, as the world is undergoing a profound
restructuring and fundamental transformation of production
chains.
"We are focusing on large spaces of cooperation capable of
uniting industrial potential, resources, markets, and competencies.
Therefore, we put forward an initiative to form the 'Eurasian Belt
of Technological Industrialization'. This is a system of
interconnected industrial and technological clusters united by a
single digital platform for industrial cooperation," Shavkat
Mirziyoyev said.
According to the Uzbek leader, the practical essence of the
initiative lies in creating full-cycle chains—ranging from the
direct development of technologies and the training of qualified
personnel to the deep localization of industrial production and
joint entry into foreign markets. This integration process is
proposed to be deployed on the basis of the already proven platform
of the international industrial exhibition "Innoprom. Central
Asia", which is held annually in Tashkent.
The president expressed confidence that such a systematic
approach will allow commercial entities to directly find reliable
partners and promptly establish long-term, mutually beneficial
ties.
