A Cooperation Program between Uzbekistan and Great Britain was signed
Uzbekistan
In London, Uzbekistan and Great Britain signed a two-year Cooperation Program, which opens new horizons in trade, investment, and cultural ties.
Uzbekistan's Foreign Minister Bakhtiyor Saidov met with his British counterpart, David Lemmy. The parties discussed strengthening bilateral relations and agreed on the agenda covering strategically important areas for 2025.
Special attention was paid to developing mutual trade, expanding investment cooperation, and jointly responding to global challenges. Both sides confirmed their commitment to deepening cultural and humanitarian ties.
The negotiations resulted in the signing of a Cooperation Program between the foreign ministries of the two countries for 2025-2026. The agreement is designed to become a solid foundation for sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership.
Special attention was paid to developing mutual trade, expanding investment cooperation, and jointly responding to global challenges. Both sides confirmed their commitment to deepening cultural and humanitarian ties.
The negotiations resulted in the signing of a Cooperation Program between the foreign ministries of the two countries for 2025-2026. The agreement is designed to become a solid foundation for sustainable and mutually beneficial partnership.
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