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As is well known, the first Sunday of April is traditionally celebrated as Geological Workers' Day in the Republic of Uzbekistan.
This year, our country is widely celebrating the 690th anniversary of the birth of the great statesman and military leader, the patron of science, culture and arts – Sahibkiran Amir Temur.
In the recent years, the projects to protect the environment and introduce "green technologies" at industrial enterprises have been consistently implemented in our country.
Preventive measures are implemented on an ongoing basis in all the structural divisions of Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex.
26 to 29 March this year, the second stage of the Uzbekistan Motocross Championship was held in Navoi, along with the “Silk Way” international competition.
On March 16, the head of our state commissioned the first phase of the project of copper concentrator plant (CCP-3), aimed at creating a high-value chain in the country's copper industry.
At Almalyk Mining and Metallurgical Complex, the large-scale work has been launched as part of the national "Yashil Makon" ("Green Land") project.
Today, our country is consistently continuing large-scale efforts to improve the system of interaction with the youth, employment, and professional guidance.
April is annually declared the “Amir Temur Month.”
Angren welcomed spring with a vibrant event – the renovated "New Angren" cultural and sports complex opened its doors in the “Mirzo Ulugbek” mahalla.
The Central Repair Mechanical Plant is gradually becoming not only a production facility but also a hub for technological transformations.
Today, artificial intelligence is rapidly penetrating all sectors, and the manufacturing industry is one of the key areas for its application.
As part of this effort, the preventive event was recently held at AMMC Zinc smelter.
Navruz, the holiday of spring, renewal, and rebirth, once again filled our country with warmth, abundance, and genuine joy.
The plant has a capacity to process 60 million tons of ore per year, resulting in the production of about 900 thousand tons of copper concentrate.