Saida Mirziyoyeva and Emmanuel Macron Discuss Expanding Strategic Partnership
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Saida Mirziyoyeva, Head of the Presidential Administration of Uzbekistan, met French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris. During the talks, she conveyed warm greetings from Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev to the French leader. The two sides discussed prospects for expanding the strategic partnership between their countries.
The meeting took place on 11 November during Mirziyoyeva’s visit to France, where she also participated in the Paris Peace Forum. In her account of the talks, the Head of the Presidential Administration said the discussion covered a broad range of bilateral cooperation areas. These included defence, security, cyber technologies and the development of artificial intelligence, as well as major economic and humanitarian projects.
The range of issues reflects Tashkent and Paris’s interest in advancing cooperation not only in established areas but also in fields shaped by technological change and emerging security challenges. The public statements following the meeting outlined prospects for further cooperation; they did not report the signing of documents or the conclusion of specific agreements.
The Paris Peace Forum was another important part of Mirziyoyeva’s programme in France. Commenting on her participation in the international dialogue platform, she said the topics discussed there were in line with the international agenda previously raised at events in Samarkand. She noted the genuine concern expressed by the international community over the situation of children and the conditions they need for a secure future.
She said discussions echoed issues raised in Samarkand and highlighted concern for children’s futures, regardless of background.
Mirziyoyeva said that genuine peace means every child, regardless of where they are born or their family circumstances, should be able to study in safety, develop and look to the future with confidence.
The meeting with Macron formed part of high-level contacts during Mirziyoyeva’s visit to France. The areas identified for cooperation span political, technological, economic and humanitarian affairs.
The range of issues reflects Tashkent and Paris’s interest in advancing cooperation not only in established areas but also in fields shaped by technological change and emerging security challenges. The public statements following the meeting outlined prospects for further cooperation; they did not report the signing of documents or the conclusion of specific agreements.
The Paris Peace Forum was another important part of Mirziyoyeva’s programme in France. Commenting on her participation in the international dialogue platform, she said the topics discussed there were in line with the international agenda previously raised at events in Samarkand. She noted the genuine concern expressed by the international community over the situation of children and the conditions they need for a secure future.
She said discussions echoed issues raised in Samarkand and highlighted concern for children’s futures, regardless of background.
Mirziyoyeva said that genuine peace means every child, regardless of where they are born or their family circumstances, should be able to study in safety, develop and look to the future with confidence.
The meeting with Macron formed part of high-level contacts during Mirziyoyeva’s visit to France. The areas identified for cooperation span political, technological, economic and humanitarian affairs.
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