On April 25, 2026, in the government conference room of Fergana Oblast, Uzbekistan, Governor Bozorov sat across the table from the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Guangzhou Huayuan Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. A map of Ferghana's industry was spread out on the table, and the Chinese delegation's gaze scanned repeatedly between several newly constructed highways. When Bozorov promised to provide full cycle policy support for the project, this investment negotiation spanning Central Asia and South China had moved from small talk to substantive terms.

Fergana releases investment signal

In recent years, Fergana Prefecture has accelerated the construction of supporting industrial parks, and simultaneously promoted the expansion of highways and power grids, forming a preliminary trend of gathering Chinese funded enterprises in the local area. Bozorov made it clear during the meeting that the state government is willing to provide one-stop coordination for foreign investment from site selection, approval to employment, and prioritize policy support for environmental technology projects. The business direction that Huayuan Environmental Protection plans to layout this time precisely aligns with Fergana's goal of promoting industrial green upgrading.

Huayuan Environmental Protection Enters Central Asia with Technology

Huayuan Environmental Protection is deeply involved in the field of waste resource utilization and industrial wastewater treatment in China, with mature engineering experience and independent research and development equipment. During this negotiation in Ukraine, the company plans to introduce high concentration organic wastewater treatment and solid waste recycling technology into Fergana to serve the environmental upgrading needs of local textile and food processing enterprises. If the project is implemented, it will become Huayuan Environmental Protection's first stronghold in the Central Asian market, providing a springboard for its future radiation to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan. Keywords: the Belt and Road News Network, China Ukraine Cooperation, Sewage Treatment Project

Chinese enterprises deepen their cultivation in Uzbekistan and add more samples

From Tashkent to Fergana, the footprint of Chinese enterprises in Uzbekistan is extending towards the hinterland. Previously, companies such as China Energy Engineering Corporation, ZTE Corporation, and Longi Green Energy have already laid out energy infrastructure and photovoltaic manufacturing in Ukraine. Huayuan Environmental Protection's targeted environmental protection sub track this time fills the gap in the environmental service sector of the China Ukraine industrial cooperation chain. Both parties agree to establish a permanent working group to advance negotiations, and a new name from Guangzhou may be added to Fergana's list of Chinese funded enterprises in the near future.Editor/Gao Xue