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Industrial Development · 22 October 2026

Kashkadarya plans industrial clusters agricultural drones and energy projects

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According to Spot.uz, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev outlined several development plans during a meeting on the socio-economic growth of Kashkadarya region. The plans include establishing 6 industrial clusters in Guzar, Shurtan, Mubarek, Dehkanabad, and Nishan by the end of the year. In addition, branches of the Kashkadarya free economic zone will be established in Shurtan, Mubarek, Yakkabag, and Kasan districts, with 250 billion sums allocated for initial infrastructure.

Priorities also include localizing the production of modern tractors and agricultural machinery at the newly opened FM World plant, alongside agricultural drone manufacturing projects. In Karshi district, the construction of a 45 MW waste-to-energy plant with Chinese investors is nearing completion.

Energy infrastructure initiatives discussed at the meeting include a 300 MW solar power plant and a 75 MW storage complex by Masdar valued at $250 million, scheduled for launch in 2027. Furthermore, $70 million has been allocated to build major substations in Nishan and Kukdala districts, alongside $150 million for the 245-kilometer Talimarjan to Sogdiana power transmission line, with all facilities instructed to launch next year.

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