Agricultural experience is being studied between Uzbekistan and Japan

The zoo, which belongs to the private enterprise 'Zoocircus' in the city of Shahrisabz, Kashkadarya province, houses about one hundred species of animals.

Visiting the zoo provides guests, especially children, with an opportunity to get close to the world of living nature and to form an idea about animal life and various biological species.

The institution regularly conducts work on animal care, ensuring their nutrition, veterinary control, and living conditions. The care work is organized taking into account the biological characteristics of each animal species.

Special attention is paid to the conservation and breeding of rare animal species in the zoo. This serves the goal of preserving biodiversity and protecting certain species.

As the only zoo in Kashkadarya province, this place plays an important role in raising the ecological culture of the population, especially the younger generation, and fostering a love for nature.

A large-scale investment project aimed at advancing agriculture and the textile industry to a new level is being implemented in the Bukhara province. This step is expected to be an important contribution to revitalizing the desert territories, creating thousands of new jobs, increasing export potential, and widely implementing modern agricultural technologies.

Meeting with Chinese Investors

In this regard, the Governor of Bukhara Province, Botir Zaripov, received a delegation led by Wang Xuntou, a representative of one of the major Chinese industrial companies, 'Lihua Group' in Uzbekistan. During the meeting, the parties discussed in detail issues of expanding cooperation, achieving high efficiency in agriculture, and actively implementing investment projects.

Scale and Goals of the Project

According to the project plan, 20 thousand hectares of land are planned to be acquired in Shofirkon district and 9 thousand hectares in Romitan district. A modern agro-industrial cluster will be created on these territories, covering the entire production cycle—from cotton cultivation to the production and processing of finished textile products.

Implementation Stages and Technologies

Currently, the Chinese investors have established the limited liability company 'Zhemchuzhina Romitan,' and work on developing the 'Varakhsha' desert area in Romitan district is progressing rapidly. At the initial stage of the investment project, special attention is paid to infrastructure formation, bringing lands into agricultural circulation, and installing modern irrigation systems.

This year, cotton of the 'Xin Lu Zao-57' variety, which is part of Chinese breeding, has been planted in this area, and advanced agricultural technologies based on Shenzhen's experience are being used. In particular, methods of growing under film, water-saving technologies, and innovative agrotechnical approaches that promote increased yield, rational use of water resources, and improved product quality are being tested.

Negotiation Results and Prospects

During the discussions, specific measures were defined for the timely and effective implementation of the project, and existing organizational issues were resolved. The parties reached mutually beneficial agreements regarding further expansion of partnership, increasing the volume of investments, and the widespread introduction of modern technologies into Bukhara's agriculture.

This project is viewed not just as an investment but as a strategic initiative designed to transform the deserts of Bukhara into fertile lands, form a modern agro-industrial ecosystem, and give a new impetus to the regional economy. Most significant is the expectation of creating stable jobs for hundreds and even thousands of residents through the production of high value-added products and the expansion of exports. This will be a prime example of investment cooperation and industrial development in New Uzbekistan.