Pastures in remote mountainous areas of Kyrgyzstan. Conference in Kyrgyzstan: Mountains have huge potential Economic development Mining regions, especially in developing countries of the world, are threatened by climate change, the loss of biodiversity and land degradation. However, mining communities have tremendous potential for development, and work to modernize the mining sector of the economy, including the production of organic food, textiles and the provision of tourism services, already bears its fruits, said & nbsp; today in Bishkek, Zuy Dunyuy, General Director of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations (FAO). & Amp; nbsp; in the capital of Kyrgyzstan these days are the international conference of global mountain dialogue for sustainable development, organized by the Kyrgyz government. Speaking at its opening, Quy Dunyuy emphasized that the population & nbsp; mountainous areas, which mainly relies on family farming, is one of the poorest in the world, and many people in developing countries are faced with a lack of food. & Amp; nbsp; & NBSP; however, mining communities, mining keepers, have great potential for climatically sustainable development by transition to more effective, more inclusive, more stable agricultural -food systems ”, & NBSP;” he said, emphasizing the importance of sustainable agriculture and water management methods resources. & nbsp; & nbsp; President of Kyrgyzstan Sadyr Zhaparov, in turn, called on international organizations and financial institutions to support projects that improve the socio-economic conditions of the inhabitants of mountain and remote regions in the context of climate change and & nbsp; geographical isolation. He described the conference as an opportunity to evaluate the measures that have already been taken in this area, create new coalitions and take new strategies and political obligations on the way to the global mining summit of Bishkek+25, which will be held in 2027. & Amp; nbsp; water supply under The threat & nbsp; more than two billion people depend on mountain and glacial fresh water. They use it for everyday needs, in agriculture and livestock. But this resource is at risk due to an increase in the temperature and retreat of the glaciers, said Zyu. & Amp; nbsp; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ p laang = “en -us” > mountain protection & nbsp;-& nbsp; this is not just concern for the mountainous regions and their inhabitants, this necessity and responsibility, he said. The preservation and development of mountain ecosystems allows you to increase agricultural productivity, restore the environment and promotes global economic growth. & Amp; nbsp; 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62For this, strategic investments, favorable political solutions and technological innovations are required, emphasized the general director of Fa B. & nbsp; 60 ~ p laang = “en -us” > government of Kyrgyzstan with the support of the FAO and national partners implementing the draft green climate fund, which helps that helps. The country is restored by forests and pastures in the fight against climate change. & nbsp; improvement in the cost of creating cost & nbsp; ~ ~ ~ ~ > chapter FAO also recalled the initiatives of a mountain partnership – the UN partners alliance, seeking to improve the lives of mountain peoples and protect the mountain environment around the world. Initiatives aimed at improving the cost of creating costs for products and services offered by mountain regions, support more than 50 thousand & NBSP; small manufacturers in remote mountainous areas, including in Kyrgyzstan, said QUY. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; in 2024 the mining partnership secretariat in close cooperation with the FAO headed the global plan for the development of mining regions. & nbsp; & nbsp; representative office of the FAO in Kyrgyzstan implemented 13 national projects. These initiatives included the development of livestock and gardening sectors, aquaculture and organic agriculture, a carbon sequestration project due to climatic investments in forest and pasture lands and integrated water resources to restore agricultural production in the river basin Syrdarya. & Amp; nbsp;