Al-Ghazi Tractors Enters Uzbekistan with First Tractor Exports, Partners with Uzavtosanoat JSC’s AgroTech Klaster

Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL), the manufacturer of New Holland tractors in Pakistan, has made its debut in the Uzbek market with the delivery of its first export shipment and a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with AgroTech Klaster, a key player in Uzbekistan's automotive and industrial manufacturing sector. This strategic partnership was forged during a visit by AGTL’s senior delegation to Uzbekistan, where it was signed by AGTL’s CEO, Mr. Yasin Seker, and AgroTech Klaster’s General Director, Mr. Ulugbek Matkarimov.

The MoU paves the way for a long-term collaboration between the two companies in areas such as business development, technology exchange, agricultural mechanization, and market expansion. For Uzbek farmers, this partnership aims to provide them with reliable, competitively priced tractors, backed by a partner well-versed in the local agricultural landscape. The agreement builds upon AGTL’s initial delivery of 18 tractors to AgroTech Klaster, which sparked early confidence among both parties in the partnership.

Under the MoU, AGTL and AgroTech Klaster will jointly strive to increase business volumes, facilitate cross-border trade, and explore opportunities in advanced mechanization, including the development and implementation of high-tech farm machinery in Pakistan, such as cotton pickers and combine harvesters. As Uzbekistan’s agricultural sector modernizes, both countries see the potential for further collaboration across the Central Asian region, with a shared goal of improving access to agricultural equipment and promoting regional food security.

Mr. Yasin Seker, AGTL’s Chief Executive Officer, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, stating that it marks a significant milestone in AGTL’s international growth journey and reflects the confidence regional partners have in the quality, reliability, and performance of their products. The partnership promises to bolster agricultural modernization and create long-term value for farmers across Central Asia.