PM unveils Belarus' cooperation prospects with Uzbekistan

Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko outlined the prospects of cooperation during a meeting with Prime Minister of Uzbekistan Abdulla Aripov on 25 April, BelTA has learned. Tashkent is hosting the international exhibition Innoprom. Central Asia. Belarus is showcasing its exposition in mechanical engineering.

“We have proposals in passenger urban transport. The development of electric transport today is not just a tribute to fashion. In our opinion, it is the main solution that will determine the structure of transport in the coming decades.

We would like to offer our opportunities in this environmentally friendly sector of transport,” said Roman Golovchenko. Tashkent is considering the possibility of resuming the streetcar service. “Belarus is ready to provide comprehensive solutions with the necessary infrastructure, planning and delivery of rolling stock.

If such a decision is made, we will also consider manufacturing in Uzbekistan,” the prime minister said. Belarus is also interested in the development of industrial cooperation. “There are already examples of such cooperation.

We are ready to develop projects to produce agricultural, special, and rescue equipment on the basis of Belarusian technology. Many of these proposals will be presented at the exhibition today,” Roman Golovchenko added. He also touched upon agriculture and drew attention to the fact that Belarus and Uzbekistan have a strong agrarian base and modern technologies for growing agricultural products.

“We should be ready for the need to increase food production. Belarus has proposals for joint programs with Uzbekistan using our experience and technology. We are ready to meet the needs in breeding stock, mixed fodder, premixes, veterinary drugs,