15.09.2026, 17:35

Uzbekistan plans to 120 critical minerals projects costing $4 bln - president

TASHKENT. Sept 15 (Interfax) - Uzbekistan plans 120 critical minerals projects worth over $4 billion in the coming years, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev said at the Uzbek-Korean business forum on Tuesday in Seoul.

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Uzbekistan plans to 120 critical minerals projects costing $4 bln - president

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