BMB HOLDING and China's CSCEC Discuss Investment and Tourism Development Projects in Uzbekistan

At the second conference of ministers of construction from Central Asian countries and China in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan showcased major projects in the field of construction and infrastructure. The Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of Uzbekistan, Sherzod Khidoyatov, participated in this event, according to the ministry's press service.

The exhibition included architectural models of significant facilities, design solutions, and presentations displayed using multimedia screens and digital devices. The Minister of Construction, Architecture, Housing and Communal Services of Kyrgyzstan, Nurdan Oruntaev, informed the heads of delegations about projects being implemented in the country, paying special attention to the development of construction and infrastructure in tourist areas.

The conference and exhibition gathered heads of relevant ministries and agencies from Central Asian countries and China. Organizers noted that the goal of the exposition was to create a platform for presenting advanced experience, investment opportunities, and promising projects in the construction sector to international partners. Furthermore, the event aimed to expand regional cooperation.

As part of the Uzbekistan–Spain business forum held in Tashkent from October 29 to 31, BMB HOLDING discussed cooperation opportunities with Spanish firms in agriculture and agro-industrial production. The event attracted about twenty Spanish companies.

The main goal of the forum was to strengthen trade and economic ties, attract investment into the agrarian sector, implement modern technologies, and prepare joint projects. The business session program covered the current state of agriculture in Uzbekistan and existing industry challenges.

Potential areas for interaction included the production of mineral and organic fertilizers, improving soil fertility, developing soil disinfection agents, and applying advanced agricultural technologies.

BMB HOLDING participated in the forum through the presentation by Bobir Yakhaev, the company's department director. He conducted negotiations with representatives of organizations such as Agro-Industrial Group, Industrias David S.L.U., Pol. Ind. Los Palomares, Viveros Veron, PSB Produccion Vegetal, Agromillora Fidan Uretim ve Paz Ltd., and Armando Alvarez Group.

A separate meeting took place with Хуses Varela, advisor on economic and commercial issues at the Economic and Commercial Office of the Spanish Embassy, which operates in both Moscow and Tashkent. The parties discussed the production experience and technologies of Spanish companies, as well as prospects for entering the Uzbek market and establishing joint ventures.

Information about BMB HOLDING's activities, its production capacities, and potential projects was presented to Spanish business representatives. Key discussion topics included agricultural machinery, modern farming methods, horticulture, crop cultivation, and agro-industrial production. Participants also considered the possibility of adapting foreign technologies to Uzbekistan's conditions and developing common initiatives.

However, no specific agreements, investment volumes, or project timelines were disclosed.

Uzbek company BMB HOLDING held negotiations with representatives of German firms and business associations to explore opportunities for joint ventures, attracting German technologies, and expanding investment cooperation.

The meetings took place in Tashkent with the support of the German-Uzbek Bureau of Economic Cooperation (DUWK Büro). Participants included the bureau's executive director Noyobjon Ahmadjonov and Bobir Yakhyaev, director of BMB HOLDING's department.

As part of the business program, meetings were held with representatives of about ten German companies and one business association operating in the fields of production, mechanical engineering, advanced technologies, international logistics, trade, aviation, and consulting.

Discussions included representatives from the German Eurasian Business Association, ASTARE GmbH, JOKOBA Technologies GmbH, Hammelmann GmbH, Atlantis Zollspedition, MIYAWAKI GmbH, SKM Logistics & Trade GmbH, Life Science Consulting, Stena Line GmbH & Co. KG, and MATTHIESSEN Lager- und Recyclingtechnik GmbH.

The parties reviewed the production and technological capabilities of the German companies, their innovative developments, and international experience. Special attention was paid to the possibilities of implementing industrial and engineering technologies, modernizing production processes, developing international logistics, and expanding cooperation in the aviation sector.

Issues regarding the supply of modern equipment, the application of innovative solutions, the development of international trade operations, and the use of consulting services were also discussed. BMB HOLDING presented its main activities, production and investment potential, current projects, and priorities for international interaction to its German partners.

Following the meetings, participants agreed to maintain business contacts, prepare proposals for specific areas of cooperation, and study the technical and economic parameters of potential projects. Furthermore, the parties intend to move from discussing initiatives to their practical implementation.