In a collaborative effort to address critical issues related to life expectancy, quality of life, population well-being, and employment in Uzbekistan, the Ministry of Agriculture recently organized a significant meeting with the head of the EU Agricultural Support and Knowledge Development (ASK Facility) program, Adrian Neal. The discussions were centered around the development of the agricultural sector and strategies to enhance its contribution to the overall well-being of the population.
The meeting, attended by Minister of Agriculture Ibrahim Abdurahmanov, delved into various aspects crucial for the growth of the agricultural sector. Adrian Neal presented his analysis of the directions, focusing on the expected indicators of the budget support project for 2024-2026. The importance of proper public finance management, specifically the transparent and efficient disposal of funds allocated by the budget, was emphasized.
The introduction of programmatic budgeting and the improvement of the internal audit system were key points of discussion. These measures were seen as instrumental in ensuring transparency and openness within the agricultural sector. The significance of incorporating science, scientific research, and innovations into the sector was underlined, with Abdurahmanov stressing that these elements are indispensable for the progress of any branch of agriculture.
The meeting also addressed pressing global issues, including the prevention of climate change and its adverse consequences. Food safety in agriculture emerged as a focal point, highlighting the need for sustainable practices in the sector.
Uzbekistan, recognized as a country with mature agro-competence in the region, was spotlighted as a valuable resource for the future of the industry and the overall development of the country. The administration of the population was also identified as a crucial aspect of this collaborative effort.
During the presentation of various projects, Minister Abdurahmanov inquired about the beneficial aspects of the development of the agro-industry. Adrian Neal assured that the ongoing process involves precise calculations and offers intriguing prospects. The meeting saw constructive discussion, debate, and exchange of ideas, all aimed at organizing work conducive to the industry's development.
The importance of the Ministry of Agriculture having its own strategy in collaboration with overseas entities was underscored. These meetings were recognized as the foundation for developing projects that go beyond promoting organic food to creating an environment where people can experience and purchase agricultural products directly from the field.
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