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Global Times: China, Uzbekistan's joint efforts in reviving Aral Sea a model for implementation of GDI: Uzbek expert and Tianshan Award winner

  • The Tianshan Award honors collaborative efforts by partners and institutions addressing the Aral Sea crisis.
  • The Aral Sea disaster was caused by unsustainable water resource management, including large-scale diversion of Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers mainly for cotton irrigation during the Soviet era.
  • Key technologies used in restoration include drip irrigation, water-saving agriculture, salt-tolerant crops, afforestation, desert vegetation restoration, and integrated water and soil management.
  • Strong China-Uzbekistan relations have enhanced bilateral cooperation in economy, ecology, and social affairs, advancing efforts to revive the Aral Sea.
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Global Times: China, Uzbekistan's joint efforts in reviving Aral Sea a model for implementation of GDI: Uzbek expert and Tianshan Award winner

Beijing, China / Storyteller / May 19, 2026 /

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Globe Newswire broke the news on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
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