The Presidents of Uzbekistan and Belarus summarized the fruitful talks
Political
President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev and President of the Republic of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko made statements to the media following their talks.
The head of state sincerely thanked Alexander Lukashenko for the warm welcome and hospitality and congratulated the people of Belarus on their recent Independence Day.
It was noted with satisfaction that the current official visit had become a historic event in the development of Uzbek-Belarusian relations.
One of the key outcomes of the summit was the signing of the Declaration on the Establishment of Strategic Partnership.
According to the leader of Uzbekistan, this marks the beginning of a new chapter in strengthening interstate cooperation and confirms the parties' firm commitment to the long-term development of a multifaceted partnership.
It was noted that the success of the talks was predicated on the extensive preparatory work.
In the lead-up to the visit, meetings of the Intergovernmental Commission and the Business Council, political consultations, the third Forum of Regions, Uzbekistan Culture Days, and a meeting of analytical circles were held.
The heads of state advocated for the further development of political dialogue and the strengthening of interparliamentary cooperation.
On the eve of the summit, a comprehensive plan was adopted, covering specific measures to increase trade to $2 billion, as well as new project initiatives in priority areas.
This includes cooperation in agriculture, mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals, electrical engineering, microelectronics, textiles, furniture, and other industries.
An agreement was reached to utilize Belarus's experience in the construction of the first nuclear power plant and associated infrastructure in Uzbekistan.
The results of the third Forum of Regions of Uzbekistan and Belarus, attended by approximately 230 Uzbek entrepreneurs, were highly praised.
A commitment to further deepening cooperation within regional and international organizations, including the United Nations, the CIS, the SCO, and the Non-Aligned Movement, was reaffirmed.
Active exchanges in culture and art, education, healthcare, and tourism will continue.
The head of state expressed gratitude for the initiative to create the Alley of Uzbek-Belarusian Friendship in Minsk.
An agreement was reached to organize further medical, educational, and tourism forums this year.
In conclusion, it was emphasized that the results of this historic visit will contribute in every way to the further strengthening of the strategic partnership, as well as to the goals of sustainable development and prosperity for both countries.
It was noted with satisfaction that the current official visit had become a historic event in the development of Uzbek-Belarusian relations.
One of the key outcomes of the summit was the signing of the Declaration on the Establishment of Strategic Partnership.
According to the leader of Uzbekistan, this marks the beginning of a new chapter in strengthening interstate cooperation and confirms the parties' firm commitment to the long-term development of a multifaceted partnership.
It was noted that the success of the talks was predicated on the extensive preparatory work.
In the lead-up to the visit, meetings of the Intergovernmental Commission and the Business Council, political consultations, the third Forum of Regions, Uzbekistan Culture Days, and a meeting of analytical circles were held.
The heads of state advocated for the further development of political dialogue and the strengthening of interparliamentary cooperation.
On the eve of the summit, a comprehensive plan was adopted, covering specific measures to increase trade to $2 billion, as well as new project initiatives in priority areas.
This includes cooperation in agriculture, mechanical engineering, pharmaceuticals, electrical engineering, microelectronics, textiles, furniture, and other industries.
An agreement was reached to utilize Belarus's experience in the construction of the first nuclear power plant and associated infrastructure in Uzbekistan.
The results of the third Forum of Regions of Uzbekistan and Belarus, attended by approximately 230 Uzbek entrepreneurs, were highly praised.
A commitment to further deepening cooperation within regional and international organizations, including the United Nations, the CIS, the SCO, and the Non-Aligned Movement, was reaffirmed.
Active exchanges in culture and art, education, healthcare, and tourism will continue.
The head of state expressed gratitude for the initiative to create the Alley of Uzbek-Belarusian Friendship in Minsk.
An agreement was reached to organize further medical, educational, and tourism forums this year.
In conclusion, it was emphasized that the results of this historic visit will contribute in every way to the further strengthening of the strategic partnership, as well as to the goals of sustainable development and prosperity for both countries.
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