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An open dialogue was held with women active in the agricultural sector

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An open dialogue with women working in the agricultural sector was organized at the Tashkent State Agrarian University. The meeting was attended by Umida Abdullayeva, First Deputy Chairperson of the Family and Women's Committee; Nuriddin Kushnazarov, Advisor to the Minister of Agriculture; Narzullo Oblomuradov, Rector of the Tashkent State Agrarian University; Adiba Ahmedjanova, Chairperson of the Association of "Women of the Agrarian Sector of Uzbekistan"; as well as women farmers. Representatives of over 20 relevant ministries, agencies, and commercial banks, as well as—via online format—heads of farm enterprises led by deputy khokims from the Republic of Karakalpakstan and all regions, women farmers, and representatives of the agricultural sector participated in the event. They discussed issues of supporting women in the industry, developing their entrepreneurial activities, and effectively utilizing existing opportunities. During the open dialogue, discussions focused on expanding the role and participation of women in agriculture, creating proper working conditions for them, supporting entrepreneurial initiatives, strengthening social protection, and eliminating existing problems in the sector. In addition, proposals and appeals from women farmers, household plot owners, and women engaged in agricultural production, processing, and livestock farming were heard. Views were exchanged on developing their activities, utilizing existing opportunities efficiently, and finding practical solutions to problems.
🎥 You can watch the full open dialogue via the following link: https://www.youtube.com/live/pE-fAxkGS3A
At the end of the meeting, musical performances by the members of the "Bo'ston" song and dance ensemble were showcased for the participants. They also closely familiarized themselves with the "Art Gallery" exhibition.


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