The Turkish cooperative association Bademli is showing interest in implementing projects for the development of nursery farming in the Fergana region of Uzbekistan. These projects include growing high-yield fruit varieties intended for export.
The Governor of the Fergana region, Khayrullo Bozorov, held a meeting with the Bademli delegation led by Chairman of the Board Hurshit Nalli. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss prospects for cooperation in the agricultural sector and the introduction of new initiatives.
The main focus of the negotiations was on the development of nursery farming. Issues were discussed regarding the cultivation of fruits oriented towards export and possessing high yields, as well as the import of planting material and the application of modern technologies.
Khayrullo Bozorov noted that the region possesses all the necessary conditions and opportunities to carry out such projects. Representatives of Bademli presented their proposals based on the cooperative's many years of experience.
In particular, the Turkish side proposed creating modern laboratories, organizing training for qualified specialists, and developing nursery farming on a scientific and systematic basis. The Governor of the Fergana region expressed readiness to support promising endeavors, after which the parties reached agreements on further cooperation in this area.