Uzbekistan discusses measures to restore pastures and landscapes
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Uzbekistan discusses measures to restore pastures and landscapes

In Tashkent, Uzbekistan held discussions on measures aimed at improving pasture management, preserving natural landscapes, and developing animal husbandry.

The meeting included Nuriddin Koshnazarov, advisor to the Minister of Agriculture; Ulugbek Islamov, head of the project 'Integrated Management for the Conservation and Restoration of Valuable Landscapes in Uzbekistan'; and international expert Sara Robinson.

Participants reviewed various initiatives concerning sustainable pasture use, protection and restoration of natural areas, as well as support for farms. Special attention was paid to strengthening cooperation between relevant organizations and ensuring the consistent implementation of planned activities.

Furthermore, the negotiations discussed the implementation of tasks set by Presidential Decree of Uzbekistan No. PP-374 dated October 14 of this year, which concerns 'Additional measures for the effective use of pastures and state support for livestock farms.'

The parties analyzed the current status of the project, the work performed, and the results achieved. Among the main priorities named are the preservation of landscapes of high ecological and economic value, ensuring the sustainable use of natural resources, and strengthening the ecological balance in rural areas.

After the meeting concluded, participants exchanged views on the further implementation of the set tasks and the continuation of work on the project.

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