In the city of Kogon, Bukhara region, OOO 'Optima Plast' operates, specializing in the production of plastic tableware. The products manufactured at the enterprise are supplied both to the domestic market and exported to neighboring countries.
In the city of Kogon, Bukhara region, OOO 'Optima Plast' operates, specializing in the production of plastic tableware. The products manufactured at the enterprise are supplied both to the domestic market and exported to neighboring countries.
Thanks to production facilities equipped with modern technologies, it is possible to manufacture high-quality and competitive products. The total investment in the company amounts to 1.5 million US dollars. A land plot of 0.9 hectares was allocated for the project's implementation.
The annual production potential of the enterprise is estimated at 57 billion soums of products, while annual tax revenues to the state budget amount to almost 1.5 billion soums. Currently, 25 local residents are employed full-time at the plant.
The company's activities contribute to increasing employment in the region, strengthening industrial potential, and supporting economic development.
The final stages of the 'Governor's Cup' wrestling competition took place at the Ma'mun University sports palace in the city of Urganch, Khorezm region.
Athletes selected from various districts of the Khorezm region participated in the tournament. During the matches, participants demonstrated a high level of preparation and skill, conducting intense and fair bouts in every weight category.
The competition promoted the popularity of wrestling, supported talented athletes, and allowed them to gain experience in a competitive environment. The final matches were observed by both spectators and relatives of the participants. Following the event, winners and prize-winners were awarded diplomas, medals, and valuable commemorative gifts by the organizers and responsible persons.
Measures aimed at increasing the export potential in the Bukhara region contribute to the growth of foreign economic activity indicators. In the first half of this year, the volume of exports from the region amounted to 652 million US dollars.
The region's manufactured products were exported to more than 40 countries worldwide. The structure of exports is seeing an increase in the share of processed industrial goods, building materials, food products, textile products, and services.
The expansion of foreign trade relations with countries in Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia opens up new export markets for local producers.
By the end of the year, the export volume is planned to increase to 1.5 billion US dollars. To achieve this goal, work continues on supporting new exporting enterprises, certifying products in accordance with international standards, and improving logistics infrastructure.
The growth of export indicators plays an important role in enhancing the competitiveness of the region's economy, increasing foreign currency revenues, and creating new jobs.
The Governor of Namangan region, Shavkat Abdurazzokov, inspected the improvement works being carried out along the railway tracks as part of the 'Improvement and Generosity in the Region' month.
Currently, the territory passing through the region is being cleared of garbage and illegal constructions. Additionally, business facilities are being brought into compliance with urban planning and safety requirements, and old walls are being replaced with modern fences.
The inspection began in the Nurafshon mahalla of Namangan city, where residents conducted large-scale improvement work around the railway. Representatives of the regional and city branches of the Presidential Reception actively participated.
The governor also inspected the work being done along the railway line towards the Popsky district of Namangan city. Furthermore, the work carried out over the past week in Namangan, Davlatobod, Namangan, Turakkorgan, and Chust districts was analyzed, and instructions were given to responsible persons to eliminate identified shortcomings and accelerate the pace of work.
