A Chinese company named Ruisu has expressed its intention to manufacture electric vehicle charging stations in the Fergana region of Uzbekistan, the regional government's press service reports.
The company will make available unoccupied premises for rent in Ferghana, Kokand, and Kuvasoy.
On October 28, Khairullo Bozorov, the regional governor of Fergana, held discussions with Michael Chan, a representative from the Chinese company Ruisu, concerning an investment initiative aimed at producing charging infrastructure for electric cars within the region.
Prior to the completion of the manufacturing plant, Ruisu plans to launch temporary production operations within leased facilities. To facilitate this, Bozorov proposed the Chinese company consider leasing available structures in Ferghana, Kuvasoy, and Kokand.
Michael Chan acknowledged the increasing demand for electric vehicles in Uzbekistan and affirmed the company's commitment to establishing production within the specified schedule. The regional governor provided assurance of comprehensive assistance for the initiative and proposed that the company consider the vacant properties in Ferghana, Kuvasoy, and Kokand for this purpose.
Later this week, Ruisu's CEO is scheduled to visit Fergana for further negotiations regarding the investment scheme's implementation. As previously reported, the Chinese company intends to invest $50mn in Fergana.
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