A delegation from the state unitary enterprise Tashkent Metro conducted a working trip to China and visited the NARINCO metallurgical plant located in Baotou, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
A delegation from the state unitary enterprise Tashkent Metro conducted a working trip to China and visited the NARINCO metallurgical plant located in Baotou, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
The plant specializes in the production of various industrial goods, including iron and steel products, railway rails, switch points, large-scale metal structures, and other products.
The Chief Engineer of Tashkent Metro and other members of the delegation inspected the plant's production facilities, metal processing technologies, and full-cycle production processes. Special attention was paid to the manufacturing of railway rails, switches, steel pipes, and other metal products.
During the visit, the Uzbek delegation familiarized itself with the production management system, modern automated technologies, and the operation of the central control center. Representatives of the metro studied the unified system that ensures real-time monitoring and management of all enterprise production operations.
According to plant specialists, the control center utilizes elements of artificial intelligence, digital monitoring, and automatic control systems, which contributes to increasing production efficiency, guaranteeing product quality, and strengthening industrial safety. This complex is recognized as one of the modern high-tech production management systems.
After completing the visit, the parties discussed issues regarding the application of advanced technologies in the metallurgical and railway industries, ensuring product quality, implementing innovative solutions, and prospects for further cooperation.
A delegation from the National Chamber of Entrepreneurs Atameken of Kazakhstan visited the industrial complex TEXNOPARK in Tashkent from August 4 to 6, 2026. The purpose of the visit was to study the company's production capacities and consider prospects for further interaction.
This industrial complex, spanning 103.3 hectares, has implemented 17 investment projects with a total value of 465 million US dollars. The enterprise employs 6,500 people and produces over one hundred types of electrical and other industrial products.
During the visit, representatives of the Kazakh business community familiarized themselves with TEXNOPARK's production facilities, the modern technologies used by the company, as well as opportunities for localizing the production and manufacturing of goods that can replace imported analogues.
The parties discussed the potential for expanding industrial cooperation between enterprises of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, as well as the possibilities of launching new joint projects. TEXNOPARK noted that the visit of Kazakh business representatives was another step towards strengthening business ties between the two countries and developing industrial partnership.
A business trip is underway in Tashkent for a delegation of Afghan entrepreneurs specializing in the trade of automobiles, spare parts, and components.
This program was organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Uzbekistan together with the Administration of Tashkent city. Business representatives familiarized themselves with the production capabilities of Uzbek manufacturers and discussed prospects for expanding bilateral cooperation.
One of the important events was a visit to the Scopus Mall commercial complex in the Uchtepa district. There, guests were shown the conditions created for trading auto parts. The delegation also viewed an exhibition of products from more than forty domestic enterprises engaged in the production of automotive components and accessories.
During the meetings, Uzbek manufacturers and Afghan entrepreneurs discussed the need to establish direct trade contacts, increase export volumes, and develop mutually beneficial partnerships.
In addition, the delegation visited the joint venture Winiron Oil Industry in the Chilanzar district. Guests were shown the process of producing engine oils and automotive filters under the Winiron brand, as well as presented the plant's production capacity, modern equipment, and quality control system. After negotiations, the company's management and representatives of Afghan business discussed the possibility of supplying products to the Afghan market and further strengthening economic ties between companies of the two countries.
