Uzbekistan and Belarus Take Strategic Partnership to a New Level
Political
Uzbekistan and Belarus are moving towards a fundamentally new format of cooperation, focusing on industrial collaboration, trade and the development of promising technological sectors.
Following talks, Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Alexander Lukashenko signed a Declaration on Strategic Partnership. The two sides also approved a roadmap for trade, economic, social and humanitarian cooperation for 2026–2030.
Joint production and strengthening technological sovereignty will be among the key priorities. Belarus expressed its readiness to supply frozen beef, sugar, oil and other products for Uzbekistan’s state reserves.
Peaceful nuclear energy also received particular attention. Shavkat Mirziyoyev said Uzbekistan was interested in applying Belarusian experience in nuclear power plant construction and the development of related social infrastructure.
The package of signed documents is expected to provide a framework for implementing new joint projects over the next five years.
Joint production and strengthening technological sovereignty will be among the key priorities. Belarus expressed its readiness to supply frozen beef, sugar, oil and other products for Uzbekistan’s state reserves.
Peaceful nuclear energy also received particular attention. Shavkat Mirziyoyev said Uzbekistan was interested in applying Belarusian experience in nuclear power plant construction and the development of related social infrastructure.
The package of signed documents is expected to provide a framework for implementing new joint projects over the next five years.
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