Uzbekistan Proposes $3.3 Billion in Projects for Aral Sea Saving Fund

Uzbekistan has prepared 133 projects totaling $3.3 billion for its 2027-2029 chairmanship of the International Fund for Saving the Aral Sea. Initiatives include water infrastructure upgrades and a regional early warning system. Uzbekistan plans to seek financing from international development banks and climate funds. The country also aims to plant forests on 50,000 hectares of the dried Aral Sea bed.

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