Delegation from Fergana Region of Uzbekistan Visited Belarusian Machine-Building Plant
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Delegation from Fergana Region of Uzbekistan Visited Belarusian Machine-Building Plant

A delegation from the Fergana Region of Uzbekistan, led by Governor Khayrullo Bozorov, visited the AMKODOR-LESMASH plant located in Logoisk, Minsk Region, Belarus. This was reported by the press service of the regional administration.

During the visit, the delegation familiarized itself with the production of specialized equipment for the logging industry and discussed opportunities for industrial cooperation.

AMKODOR-LESMASH LLC is part of the Belarusian engineering holding AMKODOR. The plant produces combines for logging trees, removing branches, and sawing trunks into logs of the required length, as well as machinery for transporting collected timber.

The production process at the enterprise utilizes modern engineering solutions, automated control systems, and advanced equipment. According to the company, the implementation of these technologies contributes to increasing the mechanization of forest work and labor productivity while simultaneously reducing production costs.

In 2025, the plant produced 80 units of specialized equipment and plans to increase output to 120 machines in 2026. Furthermore, the company intends to expand its production capacity in the future.

During the visit, the delegation inspected the plant's production workshops, studied the technological processes, and examined the finished products. The parties also exchanged views on the prospects for industrial interaction in the field of mechanical engineering in the Fergana Region, the potential application of special equipment, and the utilization of experience accumulated by Belarusian manufacturers.

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Representatives from Uzatom and Rosatom conducted a joint working trip to the territory where the city of atomists is being built, located in the Farish district of the Jizzakh region. During the visit, the parties discussed the progress in implementing the integrated new generation NPP project and plans for creating the necessary urban infrastructure.

According to information provided by the Uzatom press service, this trip took place on October 22. The city is being designed on a 200-hectare plot, following eco-urbanism principles. Currently, work is underway there to build residential buildings and infrastructure facilities.

It is planned that the city will accommodate almost 33 thousand residents, providing them with about 10 thousand apartments. The infrastructure will include energy-efficient multi-story buildings, as well as educational, healthcare, sports, cultural institutions, as well as recreation areas and green spaces.

The delegations also inspected the site of the future NPP, paying close attention to safety issues, compliance with environmental standards, and the overall quality of the work being performed. Construction of external infrastructure is proceeding in parallel, which includes 388 kilometers of power lines, a 110 kV substation, 21 kilometers of drinking water pipelines, 120 kilometers of technical pipelines, as well as 39.5 kilometers of roads and 11 kilometers of railway tracks.

The concept of the city of atomists envisions the creation of a high-tech zone equipped with smart grids, data centers, and energy storage systems. The goal of the entire project is to increase energy sustainability, create new jobs, and improve the standard of living of the population.

Additionally, on October 23, the President of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with the CEO of the Russian corporation Rosatom, Alexey Likhachyov. During this meeting, the construction of the first integrated nuclear power plant in Uzbekistan and the development of related infrastructure using modern technologies were discussed.

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