A delegation from Uzbekneftegaz, led by Chairman of the Board Abdulgani Sanginov, began a working trip to China, where they held negotiations with the management of CCDC, a subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC).
A delegation from Uzbekneftegaz, led by Chairman of the Board Abdulgani Sanginov, began a working trip to China, where they held negotiations with the management of CCDC, a subsidiary of China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC).
The parties discussed the development of their strategic partnership, the implementation of joint projects, and the further expansion of interaction in the oil and gas sector. Participants reviewed methods for accelerating the implementation of joint investment projects and identified priority areas for future cooperation.
It was noted that the interaction between Uzbekneftegaz and Chinese companies continues to strengthen within the framework of efforts to develop business ties between the two countries. A number of meetings have taken place with the management of CNPC since the beginning of the year, leading to agreements aimed at deepening the partnership.
Currently, the cooperation covers import contracts, service agreements, and joint investment projects. One of the central issues discussed was the response to the emergency situation at the M-25 field. Participants examined the technical and organizational aspects of the project, as well as measures to accelerate work according to the approved schedule.
Furthermore, the parties confirmed their commitment to the timely and full fulfillment of financial obligations under current contracts. During the delegation's visit, CCDC demonstrated digital and intelligent solutions to support oil and gas engineering operations, including an automated drilling system, a real-time production monitoring platform, and intelligent technologies for controlling compliance with industrial safety and labor discipline requirements.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides expressed interest in further strengthening the strategic partnership, expanding high-tech joint projects, and implementing modern digital solutions to increase efficiency in production and advance the digitalization of drilling operations.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov, on July 27, accepted copies of the founding documents of the new Kazakh ambassador to Uzbekistan, Yaraly Tugzhanov.
During the meeting, Saidov emphasized the high level of strategic partnership and union between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. He noted that bilateral ties are actively developing in all spheres thanks to the trusting dialogue and the political will of the leaders of both countries.
The parties discussed issues of further increasing bilateral trade, expanding industrial cooperation, and strengthening interregional ties. Special attention was paid to accelerating the implementation of joint projects in the field of transport and logistics.
At the end of the meeting, Saidov wished Tugzhanov success in fulfilling his diplomatic mission in Uzbekistan.
A delegation from Baosteel Europe GmbH visited Uzmetkombinat in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, to hold working meetings. The purpose of the visit was to expand cooperation, implement investment projects, and introduce modern technologies into the metallurgical sector.
During the visit, the delegation inspected the company's production facilities, including its foundry and rolling complex. The parties held negotiations discussing the increase of mutually beneficial trade and economic partnership, as well as the exchange of experience and the launch of joint initiatives in the metallurgical industry.
Particular attention was paid to Uzbekistan's investment opportunities and the potential for starting new projects. The meeting concluded with agreements on developing long-term cooperation and implementing joint projects. Both sides expressed confidence that these negotiations would be a significant step in strengthening the partnership between Uzmetkombinat and Baosteel Europe GmbH.
