Uzbekistan's Minister of Transport and ICAO Discuss Civil Aviation Development in Tashkent
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Uzbekistan's Minister of Transport and ICAO Discuss Civil Aviation Development in Tashkent

The Minister of Transport of Uzbekistan, Ilhom Makhmudov, met with Nicolas Rallo, Regional Director of the European and North Atlantic Office of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), in Tashkent on September 9.

According to the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan, the meeting took place within the framework of the CANSO Eurasia ANSP Summit.

The parties discussed the current level of cooperation between Uzbekistan and ICAO in the field of civil aviation development, as well as reviewed the results of current projects and prospects for new joint initiatives.

Particular attention was paid to supporting initiatives aimed at improving and developing the global aviation system. The discussions focused, in particular, on the development of aviation infrastructure, enhancing flight safety, and further advancing the sector in accordance with international standards.

At the end of the meeting, both sides confirmed their mutual interest in expanding cooperation in the field of aviation and consistently implementing practical projects.

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Uzbekistan held seminar on regional industry development

In Tashkent, Uzbekistan, a seminar dedicated to the tasks of developing regional industry was held on September 3. The main goal of the event was to more effectively utilize existing potential and improve the work of regional industrial headquarters.

The First Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance, Ilhom Norkulov, took part in the seminar. Participants analyzed the current system of industrial development in the regions, as well as reviewed current problems and ways to solve them.

Special attention was paid to increasing the production and export potential of enterprises, implementing new projects, and determining growth directions in various regions. Topics discussed included developing industrial development plans based on data.

Participants also discussed the need for regular monitoring of enterprises, involving small companies in cooperation with large industrial giants, deep processing of local raw materials, and expanding value chain creation.

The seminar also considered proposals to increase the efficiency of using industrial zones and small industrial centers. Mechanisms for providing targeted support to exporting companies and opportunities to attract international brands to the regions were discussed.

Significant attention was given to the application of artificial intelligence technologies for forecasting and analyzing industrial development processes. Following the event, priority tasks were defined for the full realization of the regions' industrial potential.

These tasks include creating new jobs, increasing export volumes, expanding supply geography, stimulating the production of import-substituting goods, and enhancing the competitiveness of regional industry.

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