BAKU, Azerbaijan, October 29. Uzbekistan’s Namangan region has signed an investment agreement with Italian partners to develop a project for processing, packaging and exporting grapes and other fruits on October 28 in Italy.
According to the Namangan regional administration, the agreement was signed between Italian partners of the Vinarija Marko and Uzbekistan-based Siberian Wellness-Namangan following bilateral talks during delegation's visit to Italy.
The delegation is led by Namangan regional governor Shavkatjon Abdurazzakov and includes representatives of relevant government agencies and local businesses.
The project will focus on processing and packaging grapes and other fruit products for export, creating opportunities to expand agricultural value-added production and strengthen the region’s access to international markets.
The regional administration said the ongoing visit is intended to expand international cooperation and create new opportunities for investment in Namangan’s economy.
Siberian Wellness-Namangan is a company established in Namangan region that operates in the cultivation and processing of agricultural products. Vinarija Marko specializes in grape cultivation.
The agreement marks a step toward developing cooperation between businesses in Uzbekistan and Italy in the agricultural sector. By combining local agricultural production with investment and expertise from foreign partners, the project aims to support fruit processing and export activities.
The Namangan delegation’s visit to Italy is continuing, with further meetings expected to focus on strengthening international business ties and attracting investment to the region.
