BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 1. Uzbekistan and United
Green Group signed a trilateral action plan to advance a major
agricultural investment project aimed at developing an integrated
farming, dairy farming and dairy production system in the
country.


This was reflected in the statement by the Ministry of
Investment, Industry and Trade of Uzbekistan.


The agreement was reached during a meeting between Uzbekistan's
Deputy Minister of Investments, Industry and Trade Akram Aliyev and
Albrecht Frischenschlager, Investment Director at United Green
Group.


According to Uzbekistan's Ministry of Investments, Industry and
Trade, the talks focused on expanding investment cooperation and
accelerating the implementation of the proposed agricultural
project, which is expected to introduce modern technologies across
the farming and dairy value chain.


"The parties reviewed prospects for further expanding investment
cooperation and discussed in detail the project to establish a
modern integrated farming, dairy farming and dairy production
system in Uzbekistan," the ministry said in a statement.







The initiative is expected to support the modernization of
Uzbekistan's agricultural sector by improving production
efficiency, strengthening food processing capacity and promoting
sustainable farming practices.


At the conclusion of the meeting, the parties signed a
trilateral Action Plan outlining the next steps for implementing
the project.


"The signing of the Action Plan reflects the parties' shared
commitment to ensuring the successful implementation of the project
and to further developing a mutually beneficial partnership," the
ministry said.


Uzbekistan has been actively seeking foreign investment in
agriculture as part of broader reforms aimed at increasing food
security, boosting exports and introducing advanced technologies
into the country's agro-industrial sector. The project with United
Green Group is expected to contribute to those objectives by
fostering innovation, attracting investment and creating new
opportunities for value-added agricultural production.