Uzbekistan is grappling with rising temperatures, water shortages and blackouts, so this is a race for energy security and about rebranding the country as a modern state, open to global business. In t
Excellent video! Renewable energy is just the beginning. Uzbekistan’s 2030 Strategy also focuses on roads, railways, logistics, water infrastructure, digitalization, and electricity transmission - opening major opportunities for investment and international procurement.
I really want to visit Uzbekistan. I’ve been following since Mirziyoyev took charge and it’s been an amazing transformation. It’s history and architecture is so interesting
American: I don’t know much about this country other than it was a former part of USSR.
Literally first time I’m hearing about any details about the country and first decision I’ve heard it make. Excellent decision and certainly a move in the right direction and generally getting in early about being on the right side of history. Good luck from USA
6:25 The most interesting part wasn't the solar panels—it was how reforms attracted billions in investment. Energy transformation is really about policy, infrastructure, and people working together. Great documentary! What country do you think could be the next Uzbekistan?
This report genuinely made me proud. It is important to see Uzbekistan’s potential in the field of green energy being showcased to an international audience. During my time at BMB Holding, I had the opportunity to witness firsthand the company’s ambitious vision and projects in this area. Seeing both the company’s achievements and our country’s capabilities recognized on a prestigious platform like the Financial Times is truly rewarding. I believe the best chapters of Uzbekistan’s development are still ahead of us.🔥
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Discovered a Soviet guide book to the city of Khiva in 1978 and was fascinated.
Finally visited 40 years later, awesome.
Literally first time I’m hearing about any details about the country and first decision I’ve heard it make. Excellent decision and certainly a move in the right direction and generally getting in early about being on the right side of history. Good luck from USA
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