One of the key documents was a grant agreement focused on the implementation of the project “Support for Vocational Education in the Republic of Uzbekistan”. According to this agreement, grants totaling €16 million are allocated to Uzbekistan. €14 million of these funds will be used for vocational training, construction, renovation and equipment of single-centers in employment centers in Uzbekistan. In addition, €2 million will be allocated to support the project as a whole.

The second significant step was grant agreements related to the project “Modernization of the system of training and advanced training of medical personnel in the city of Termez”. These agreements provide for the allocation of funds in the amount of €13 million to create a simulation training center in Termez and another €500 thousand to support staff development activities.

These projects are important in developing the education and healthcare systems in Uzbekistan and improving the well-being of the population. They are also designed to help attract advanced German experience and technologies in the fields of education and healthcare.

For information, KfW (Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau) is a German development bank that was created in 1948. Its main goal is to finance projects aimed at developing the German economy. However, over time, KfW’s role has expanded and the bank is now also actively involved in financing projects related to ecology, innovation and social enterprises. KfW also acts as a government agent and participates in supporting international projects, promoting sustainable development.