en.Wedoany.com Reported - On April 1st, Uzbekistan's Deputy Minister of Agriculture Akmal Kosimov held talks with representatives from Dalian Ocean University of China in Tashkent. Both sides focused on expanding cooperation in the field of aquaculture and reached a consensus on implementation.

The two parties agreed to advance fishery cooperation. Specific measures include introducing joint educational programs, improving the professional training system, and conducting scientific and practical exchanges. The application of innovative fish farming technologies in arid regions, along with professional training and capacity building, were listed as key areas. After the meeting, both sides agreed to formulate specific proposals and promote the phased implementation of joint projects.

Uzbekistan's aquaculture industry has shifted from extensive pond farming to intensive farming. Current pond farming primarily focuses on cyprinid fish and is expanding towards high-value cold-water species such as trout and salmon. The government provides support through new projects, improved veterinary services, and the construction of fish hatcheries.

Dalian Ocean University provides Uzbekistan with technical support and personnel training in aquaculture. The cooperation involves enhancing breeding efficiency and optimizing fish species structure. The collaboration covers the application of fish farming technologies in arid regions, aiming to improve water resource utilization efficiency in Uzbekistan.

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