TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, April 3. The Uzbek and
Georgian authorities discussed expanding trade in agricultural
products, including both exports and imports, as well as launching
joint projects in the agro-industrial sector, Trend reports via the
Ministry of Agriculture of Uzbekistan.
The issue was discussed during a videoconference meeting between
Deputy Minister of Agriculture of Uzbekistan, Kakhramon Yuldashev,
and representatives of leading agricultural companies from
Georgia.
The sides explored opportunities to develop joint projects in
fruit and vegetable processing, introduce modern technologies, and
expand the production of goods with higher added value.
Particular attention was also paid to the implementation of
investment projects in Uzbekistan, including the establishment of
high-tech greenhouse complexes, development of animal feed
production, and wider adoption of IT solutions and financing
mechanisms in the agro-industrial sector.
In addition, the parties discussed increasing the volume of
agricultural trade, improving marketing and distribution channels,
and building more sustainable supply chains.
The meeting concluded with an agreement to further expand
mutually beneficial cooperation and ensure the consistent
implementation of joint initiatives.
Recent developments in 2025 show a strengthening agricultural
partnership between Uzbekistan and Georgia, marked by the
formulation of a joint action plan for agricultural cooperation
focusing on key areas such as viticulture, winemaking, olive and
hazelnut cultivation, sericulture, and agricultural education.
This includes establishing joint master’s programs in
viticulture and agriculture. Investment in agro-processing is
notable, particularly with plans for olive plantation projects in
Uzbekistan. A Free Trade Agreement signed in 1995 also facilitates
trade in agricultural products, including food commodities like
legumes, fruits, and tobacco.
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