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Uzbekistán transforma su agricultura: tecnología, inversión y seguridad alimentaria

Desde plantaciones de mayor rendimiento hasta riego moderno y agricultura digital, Uzbekistán está transformando su sector agrario. Business Line analiza la inversión y el apoyo que lo impulsan y el reto de aumentar las exportaciones garantizando el suministro interno de alimentos.

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00:04From modern farming technologies to new investment opportunities, Uzbekistan is reshaping its agricultural sector, aiming to increase productivity, expand exports
00:15and strengthen food security.
00:17This is BusinessLine Uzbekistan. Hello and welcome. Agriculture remains a key part of Uzbekistan's economy, but the sector is changing.
00:27New investment is going into how food is growing, processed and brought to market, while the country is also looking
00:34to increase exports and strengthen its own food security.
00:38Uzbek agricultural products are now exported to 92 markets worldwide. In recent years, trade turnover in the sector has approached
00:4713.3 billion euros, while exports of fruit and vegetables, processed goods and other food products have reached around 3
00:57.1 billion euros.
00:58The target is to increase food exports to 8.9 billion euros by 2030. Investment in intensive orchards, vineyards and
01:08greenhouse production is aimed at raising yields and increasing the share of higher-value products.
01:15At the same time, Uzbekistan has designated 2026 to 2030 as a priority period for food security, with efforts focused
01:25on increasing domestic production and reducing reliance on imports of key products, such as grain, vegetable oil and sugar.
01:33Taken together, these changes go well beyond increasing production. They affect how farms use technology, how food is processed and
01:42monitored, and how Uzbek producers compete in international markets.
01:47At this 138-hectar orchard, growers prioritize fruit quality over maximum yields.
02:12To boost investment, Uzbekistan plans 172,000 hectares of new commercial orchards by 2028, supported by loans and subsidies.
02:41Digital tools and agricultural drones are being introduced, while water scarcity creates demand for more efficient irrigation.
02:49El EBRD ha recientemente lanzado con el Ministerio de Agricultura el Agro Food Investment Opportunities Platform,
02:57que su nombre es Anora Platform, que busca mobilizar inversiones a alrededor de 1.5 billones de dólares,
03:07aimed a mainly increasing el agro food system capabilities en Uzbekistan.
03:16According to the EBRD, irrigation consumes around a fifth of Uzbekistan's electricity.
03:22Modernizing pumping systems could reduce costs and save water.
03:27Joining us now is Shamshat Ergashev, head of the Secretariat of the Minister of Agriculture.
03:32Mr. Ergashev, how is Uzbekistan modernizing its agricultural system,
03:36and what role will technology play in increasing productivity?
03:40UZBIKISTAN.
04:37Gracias por ver el video.
04:43Gracias por ver el video.

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