Innovative concepts of young people are being transformed into real projects. A mechatronics and robotics laboratory was created at the 27 general education school in the city of Kokkon, located in the Fergana region.
Innovative concepts of young people are being transformed into real projects. A mechatronics and robotics laboratory was created at the 27 general education school in the city of Kokkon, located in the Fergana region.
This laboratory is designed to increase students' interest in engineering sciences and innovative technologies.
Shohrumirzo Imomali Oghli Kholdorov successfully defended his doctoral dissertation in technical sciences (PhD).
The topic of his dissertation is dedicated to the development of algorithms for processing muscle biosignals and a software complex for preparing qualified athletes.
As part of the expansion of cooperation between Uzbekistan and Japan, effective work is being carried out in the areas of introducing plant breeding, seed production, and innovative agricultural technologies in the field of agriculture.
A delegation led by Takashi Sueda, director of Murakami Seed Co., Ltd. in Japan, and Ryo Sasaki visited the scientific research experimental station for Moyli and Tolali crops at the Institute of Plant Genetic Resources.
According to information from the research institute, during the visit, the guests were familiarized with the scientific research conducted at the station on growing commercial crops, particularly regarding the breeding and agricultural technologies for growing mosh.
The delegation observed field experiments concerning the sowing times for mosh, planting schemes, and the influence of these factors on plant growth, development, and yield. Additionally, representatives of the delegation were shown samples of legume crops.
During the meetings, the parties exchanged scientific and practical experience in the fields of breeding, seed production, modern agricultural technologies, and commercial crop cultivation technologies.
In Tashkent, representatives of companies from Uzbekistan and China, particularly from the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, held discussions on joint projects in the fields of mining, green energy, agriculture, and technology.
According to the Ministry of Investment, Industry, and Trade, 22 companies operating in sectors such as metallurgy, energy, logistics, biotechnology, automotive manufacturing, and food industry participated in the Uzbek-Chinese business forum. Representatives of state and network organizations were also present.
During the negotiations, projects concerning the mining industry, 'green' energy, agriculture, medicine, modern technologies, industrial cooperation, and export-oriented production were reviewed.
According to the ministry's data, the volume of trade between Uzbekistan and China has tripled over the last five years, reaching nearly 18 billion dollars by the end of 2025. Furthermore, the volume of direct Chinese investment has increased fivefold, amounting to 17 billion dollars.
Currently, more than 6 thousand enterprises in Uzbekistan operate with the participation of Chinese capital.
