Within the framework of the International Exhibition "Oil and Gas of Uzbekistan - OGU-2024", the management of Uzbekneftegaz JSC met with representatives of the World Bank.
The purpose of this meeting is to explore investment opportunities in projects to improve energy efficiency, increase gas production and reduce methane emissions.
Initially, information was provided on projects aimed at improving the energy efficiency of the company's facilities and reducing methane emissions.
Representatives of the World Bank expressed their readiness to provide financial support to projects implemented by Uzbekneftegaz JSC to reduce methane emissions.
The World Bank, together with the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change, presented the report "Assessment of air Quality in Tashkent and the roadmap for improving air quality management in Uzbekistan".
A meeting was held at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Uzbekistan between B. Maksudov, head of the Department for the Introduction of Aerospace Technologies, and Mohammed Nada, senior expert on urban planning at the World Bank.
Deputy Minister of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change Iskander Kutbiddinov met with Sanjay Srivastava, Manager of Global Environmental Practice in the Europe and Central Asia Region of the World Bank.
Within the framework of the International Exhibition "Oil and Gas of Uzbekistan - OGU-2024", the management of Uzbekneftegaz JSC met with representatives of the World Bank.
On February 13, Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation Kongratbai Sharipov received a delegation headed by World Bank Regional Director Michal Rutkovski.
Representatives of the Governments of the countries of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan gathered at a regional conference organized by the World Bank to approve the Framework Action Program "Unified Health in Central Asia". The program lays the foundation for cross-sectoral regional cooperation in order to strengthen human, animal and environmental health.
From October 16 to 19 of this year, a team of World Bank experts was in Uzbekistan to study the field of rehabilitation services for people with disabilities.
