KARACHI, May 6. /Dunyo IA/. As part of a working visit to Karachi, the Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Pakistan Alisher Tukhtaev and the Khokim (Governor) of the Navoi region Normat Tursunov familiarized themselves with the activities of Pakistan’s leading agro-industrial and food companies, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

The delegation visited one of the country's largest industrial groups, “Pak Agro Group”, where they conducted an in-depth study of the company’s production processes, management systems and export potential.

The company’s leadership presented information on their extensive experience in the agro-industrial sector, vegetable oil production, industrial packaging and the textile industry, as well as their innovative approaches and sustainable development strategy.

It was noted that the facility’s production processes are equipped with state-of-the-art technologies, and its high-efficiency lines enable the manufacture of export-oriented goods. Of particular interest were the areas of deep processing of oilseed crops, production of vegetable oil, industrial packaging and textile products tailored for international markets.

During the negotiations, the parties discussed the establishment of joint ventures in Uzbekistan, technology transfer, and specialist training. Attention was focused on implementing advanced technologies in the agro-industrial sector, ensuring efficient resource utilization and enhancing product competitiveness.

The visit also included a meeting with Bilal Shahid Tata, CEO of “Tata Best Foods”, one of Pakistan’s leading enterprises in meat processing and agro-food logistics.

The parties discussed opportunities for implementing joint projects to develop agro-industrial complexes in the Navoi region, modernize the meat processing industry, and establish modern logistical infrastructure.

It was noted that the company possesses extensive expertise in industrial livestock farming, Halal-standard meat processing, the production of chilled and frozen goods, and international market supplies. The company's operations are based on the “farm-to-table” principle, maintaining strict quality control at every stage of the supply chain.

It was emphasized that the vast pastures of the Navoi region, favourable climatic conditions, resource potential for livestock development, and geographical proximity to Central Asian markets create significant opportunities for cooperation.

The parties also considered initiatives to establish industrial livestock centers, construct Halal meat processing complexes, strengthen the forage base, and develop a modern logistics system for chilled and frozen products, alongside agro-logistical chains for the storage and processing of agricultural goods.

Following the meetings, the sides reaffirmed their commitment to deepening mutually beneficial cooperation, the consistent implementation of joint projects, the exchange of advanced expertise and technologies and the formation of a long-term strategic partnership.