Tadweer Group has signed a Joint Development Agreement with the Government of Uzbekistan to establish an innovative waste-to-energy plant in Uzbekistan’s Navoi and Bukhara regions.
A groundbreaking ceremony of the waste-to-energy plant held in Uzbekistan marked a significant milestone in the UAE-Uzbekistan partnership, advancing sustainable waste conversion practices.
The official signing took place in Uzbekistan, attended by a delegation led by Ali Al Dhaheri, Managing Director and CEO of Tadweer Group, along with Shavkat Mirziyoyev, President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and other dignitaries.
Ali Al Dhaheri MD & CEO – Tadweer
“We believe that waste is not a challenge but a valuable resource for sustainable development, which is core to our DNA. This agreement with Uzbekistan marks an important step toward world-class energy production and the promotion of circular economy principles. By partnering with governments and international experts, we can accelerate the adoption of new technologies, paving the way for a net-zero future and fostering long-term sustainable growth.”
The agreement represents a strategic collaboration between Tadweer Group, the Ministry of Ecology Environmental Protection and Climate Change (MEEPCC), and the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade (MIIT) of Uzbekistan. Tadweer Group will lead the design and operation of the plant, contributing to Uzbekistan’s sustainability goals by converting waste into renewable energy, while also supporting Tadweer Group’s international expansion and value creation goals.
This partnership underscores Tadweer Group’s commitment to expanding its global footprint and promoting sustainable practices with economic and environmental benefits.
