The best Azerbaijani varieties of pomegranate will be grown in the Syrdarya region of Uzbekistan

Published 2021년 12월 1일

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Online negotiations were held between Naig Mammadgasanov of Tovuz-Baltiya, Isroil Nematov and representatives of the Syrdarya region's khokiyat, with support from the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Azerbaijan. The discussion focused on potential joint projects in Uzbekistan's pomegranate production sector, a market with high global demand. Both parties expressed interest in cultivating Uzbekistan's best pomegranate varieties and exporting them to international markets. An on-site visit by Mammadgasanov to the Syrdarya region is planned to further discuss the collaboration.
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With the assistance of the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Azerbaijan, online negotiations were held between the general director of Tovuz-Baltiya, Naig Mammadgasanov, with the head of Dehkonobod asl anori, Isroil Nematov, and representatives of the khokiyat of the Syrdarya region, Dunyo news agency reported. The parties discussed the possibility of implementing joint projects in the pomegranate production sector. During the conversation, Naig Mammadgasanov, referring to the results of his own scientific and marketing research, stressed that Uzbekistan has great potential in the production of pomegranate, which is in great demand in the world market. He confirmed his statements by the fact that pomegranate can be widely used in the production of food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic products. See also: Uzbek pomegranate in South Korea - $ 2.8 apiece Welcoming the efforts of the government of Uzbekistan to develop pomegranate growing, the Azerbaijani side confirmed its ...
Source: Eastfruit

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