The issue regarding the targeted use of funds was raised at a meeting of the Committee on Agrarian Policy, Water Resources, Subsoil Use, Ecology and Environmental Protection. According to the parliamentarian, despite the provision of a large subsidy to support farmers during spring field works, fuel costs for agrarians remain high.

Clarifications from State Material Reserves

Head of State Material Reserves Ulanbek Imanberdiev reported that the agency did not receive subsidies from a private company. He explained that fuel distribution occurs based on market prices and established quotas, and supply volumes depend on demand from farmers.

Fuel Supply Indicators

55.7%fuel issued under quota
7 millionliters of fuel issued to farmers
6.5 thousand tonsfuel volume

Fuel Pricing

The agency clarified the price dynamics of fuel from state reserves compared to market indicators.

price from April to August81 som91 som +12%

Currently, with a market value of 99–100 som per liter, fuel from state reserves is sold at a price of 94 som. Imanberdiev also noted that in the Chatkal district, fuel is not sold through the Red Petroleum network due to the absence of the company's gas stations there.