Uzbekistan Pushing For Quicker Start On Wastewater Project With Japan's Itochu
The issue was reviewed during a meeting between Deputy Minister Ilzat Kasimov and Itochu Corporation representatives, including Shinobu Natsukawa and Yamoto Ryuji, Director of the company's representative office in Uzbekistan.
During the talks, the parties focused on optimizing the project parameters and ensuring a balance between water quality requirements and the cost-effectiveness of the services provided. The sides agreed to speed up the implementation of the project and continue cooperation in the field of water infrastructure development.
Itochu Corporation, founded in 1858, is a Japanese trading and investment company operating in various industrial and infrastructure sectors. The company is featured in the Fortune Global 500 ranking, maintains approximately 90 offices in 61 countries, and is actively implementing projects in Uzbekistan.
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