Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) – “Bridge hub” is a large company of Germany. Today in the capital, representatives of the company organized a seminar in the format of a presentation. Representatives of various industries of our country and Central Asia, JSC “Uzsuvtaminot” took part in it.

The main goal of the seminar was to discuss modern technologies, solve problems encountered in the activities of manufacturers, eliminate technological vacuum, and provide effective solutions to improve product quality.

The presentation was also attended by the acting deputy chairman of the board of Uzsuvtaminot JSC Shokhrukhali Sadillaev, who presented in detail the progress of work being carried out in the industry.

The main part of the event was devoted to the technology of production of paints and varnishes. In particular, the participants focused on issues such as:

-providing high-quality raw materials;
-creation of new recipes;
-conducting laboratory research;
-purchase of quality equipment;
-increasing the competitiveness of goods and others.

What is the connection between the presentation and water issues in Uzbekistan?

It is known that today the issue of water shortage on a global scale remains relevant. Water plays an important role in all processes, including consumption and production. Approximately 9 percent of water consumption in the republic is for production.

Taking this into account, “Bridge Hub” specialists, using technologies from leading German companies, organized a presentation of the implementation of a system aimed at preventing water shortages and reducing its consumption in Central Asia, in particular in Uzbekistan.

In Uzbekistan alone, when producing paint and varnish products based on German technologies, water consumption can be reduced by 15 percent. According to the organizers of the presentation, the use of energy-saving technologies and means that meet environmental standards in this process can prevent unnecessary emissions into the environment.

The Bridge Hub has also put forward projects to create opportunities for training abroad, increase export volumes by ensuring compliance with international standards of manufactured products, and introduce advanced production laboratories in Uzbekistan.

The seminar became a unique platform for stimulating close cooperation and exchange of experience between Central Asian manufacturers and Western technology partners.

Also, specialists from the Bridge Hub made proposals for the creation of startup projects that could assist in the development of business with European partners of ECO SYSTEMS.