Fergana regional administration

During the meeting, the parties discussed the implementation of promising agricultural projects, the exchange of scientific expertise, and the establishment of mutually beneficial cooperation.

At the beginning of the meeting, the Governor highlighted the historical ties between Fergana and Egypt. It was noted that Ahmad al-Farghani, the great ninth-century scholar who made an outstanding contribution to the development of world science, participated in the construction of the famous Nilometer, designed to measure the water level of the Nile River. This structure played an important role in monitoring river water levels and planning agricultural activities.

The scientific legacy of al-Farghani in Egypt was recognized as an important historical and scientific link between the two regions. It was emphasized that expanding agricultural cooperation today would give new substance to these longstanding ties.

Ahmed Gamea, head of the delegation, provided information on the main areas of activity of the Agricultural Research Center. The Center's experience in developing new crop varieties, introducing advanced agricultural technologies, processing food products, ensuring the efficient use of land and water resources, and applying scientific innovations in farming practices was highlighted as a valuable foundation for future cooperation.

Particular attention was paid to effectively utilizing the capabilities of the research institutes and laboratories operating within the Center, as well as promoting the widespread adoption of science-based approaches and modern technologies in agriculture.

The meeting also addressed opportunities to establish cooperation with Uzagrostar xolding and jointly implement promising projects.

The parties agreed on priority areas for future cooperation.