Recently a meeting was held between Bobir Yakhyayev, Director of a Department at BMB HOLDING, and Zhao Pu, Marketing Director, and Wang Aojiang, Business Manager of China Construction Second Engineering Bureau Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China State Construction Engineering Corporation, one of China’s largest construction сorporation.
During the meeting, the parties discussed ways to effectively leverage Uzbekistan’s tourism potential, develop modern tourism infrastructure, and implement new investment projects involving advanced construction technologies.
The Chinese partners presented innovative solutions for the construction of modern capsule houses and modular buildings. These technologies make it possible to rapidly establish hotels, recreational facilities, cafés and restaurants, retail outlets, and other service facilities in tourist destinations, while streamlining construction processes and making efficient use of time and resources.
The parties also exchanged views on adapting the proposed construction solutions to Uzbekistan’s conditions and local market requirements, developing integrated infrastructure facilities in tourist areas, and attracting investment to this sector.
It is particularly noteworthy that, as part of the planned visit of the BMB HOLDING delegation to the People’s Republic of China, an agreement was reached to arrange an in-depth visit to CSCEC 2nd Bureau’s production facilities and ongoing projects, hold bilateral meetings and negotiations with the company’s management, and discuss promising areas for investment cooperation and the implementation of mutually beneficial projects.
Following the meeting, which was held in a constructive atmosphere, the parties also agreed to continue their joint efforts to study the proposed projects in detail, assess their technical and economic feasibility, and explore opportunities for their implementation in Uzbekistan.
The talks marked another important step towards expanding investment cooperation between the business communities of Uzbekistan and China, introducing advanced construction technologies in Uzbekistan, and further developing the country’s tourism infrastructure.