BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 24. Uzbek President
Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Russian President Vladimir Putin mentioned
increasing bilateral commerce and industrial cooperation throughout a
phone dialog, with a give attention to implementing agreements
reached on the highest stage and strengthening the nations’
strategic partnership.
This was mirrored within the assertion by the press service of the
Uzbek president.
The 2 leaders reviewed the present state of Uzbekistan-Russia
relations and mentioned measures to additional deepen their
complete strategic partnership and alliance by means of the
sensible implementation of beforehand agreed initiatives,
in keeping with the press service.
“Specific consideration was paid to sustaining the momentum of
development in bilateral commerce, advancing cooperation tasks involving
main enterprises and corporations in precedence sectors, and
increasing productive cooperation between the areas of the 2
nations,” the assertion stated.
Mirziyoyev and Putin additionally famous the continued enlargement of
cultural and humanitarian exchanges, describing them as an
vital element of bilateral relations.
The leaders reviewed the schedule of upcoming bilateral occasions
and reaffirmed their dedication to sustaining shut coordination
to make sure the profitable implementation of joint initiatives throughout
financial and different precedence areas.
Putin additionally congratulated Mirziyoyev on his birthday, wishing him
good well being, happiness, prosperity and continued success for the
good thing about the individuals of Uzbekistan, the press service stated.
Russia stays certainly one of Uzbekistan’s largest buying and selling companions and
a key investor, with the 2 nations steadily increasing
cooperation in trade, vitality, transport, agriculture and
manufacturing. Bilateral relations have more and more targeted on
industrial cooperation, regional partnerships and joint funding
tasks backed by agreements reached throughout high-level
conferences.
The most recent talks underscore each nations’ intention to maintain
the expansion of bilateral commerce and speed up cooperation between
companies and areas, whereas persevering with to implement the strategic
agreements that underpin the Uzbekistan-Russia partnership.
