TASHKENT, Jan 31 (APP): Pakistan’s leading conglomerate Habib Rafiq Engineering (Pvt.) Ltd has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade, giving fresh momentum to Habib Rafiq Uzbekistan cooperation in infrastructure and industrial development.
The agreement highlights growing confidence between the two countries and reflects a shared commitment to long-term economic collaboration.
MoU Signed at High-Level Ceremony in Tashkent
The memorandum was signed at the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade in Tashkent in the presence of Minister Laziz Sh. Kudratov and Deputy Minister Shokhrukh Kh. Gulamov. Habib Rafiq Engineering was represented by Chief Operating Officer Muhammad Aslam Malik, alongside senior officials from both sides.
Officials described the agreement as a strategic step toward expanding bilateral investment engagement.
Infrastructure and Smart City Development in Focus
Under the framework of Habib Rafiq Uzbekistan cooperation, both sides will explore collaboration in large-scale infrastructure development, smart city planning, and industrial initiatives aligned with Uzbekistan’s national development priorities.
Sustainable growth, modern urban solutions, and technology transfer were identified as core areas of cooperation.
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Strategic Dialogue on Long-Term Development
During meetings with Uzbekistan’s investment leadership, the Habib Rafiq Engineering delegation discussed opportunities in transport infrastructure, urban expansion, and industrial zones. The discussions focused on aligning private-sector expertise with Uzbekistan’s long-term economic vision.
Advisers to the company also highlighted the importance of structured partnerships to ensure efficient project execution.
Habib Rafiq’s Expertise Supports Regional Growth
Habib Rafiq Engineering shared its extensive experience in delivering complex construction, engineering, and real estate projects across Pakistan and international markets. This expertise is expected to add practical value to Habib Rafiq Uzbekistan cooperation as projects move from planning to implementation.
New Chapter in Bilateral Investment Cooperation
The memorandum establishes a foundation for future project-based agreements, joint ventures, and knowledge sharing. Observers view the development as a positive signal for increased Pakistani participation in Central Asian markets.
With institutional support and private-sector capability, Habib Rafiq Uzbekistan cooperation is positioned to contribute meaningfully to regional economic growth.
