Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan Discuss New Mechanisms for Interparliamentary Cooperation
Uzbekistan
Tanzila Narbayeva, Chairperson of the Senate of Uzbekistan’s Oliy Majlis, met with Aybek Dadebay, Chairperson of Kazakhstan’s Qurultay. They discussed strengthening the strategic partnership, advancing interparliamentary ties and establishing new mechanisms for cooperation.
The talks focused on further deepening the two countries’ allied relations and enhancing the role of parliamentary cooperation in implementing agreements reached at the highest level. The participants stressed the importance of practical engagement between legislative bodies as bilateral contacts continue to expand.
Particular attention was paid to trade and economic cooperation, transport and logistics, and interregional ties. The sides highlighted the need for parliaments to play a more active role in supporting the implementation of existing agreements and promoting initiatives aimed at strengthening links between regions in both countries.
During the meeting, the participants proposed considering the establishment of a joint interparliamentary commission and developing a cooperation roadmap for 2027–2028. They also discussed closer coordination on trade and transport issues, as well as exchanging experience in the legal regulation of artificial intelligence and the protection of personal data.
The sides underlined the importance of more active engagement between parliamentary committees. Priorities included regularly reviewing progress in implementing agreements reached by the heads of state, strengthening ties among women parliamentarians and expanding cooperation between young lawmakers.
The proposed measures are intended to make interparliamentary contacts more systematic and practical. Regular consultations and exchanges of experience could help legislative bodies respond more effectively to shared challenges and support practical initiatives on the bilateral agenda.
Following the talks, the parties agreed to further expand cooperation between the parliaments of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan and make more effective use of available opportunities. The meeting reaffirmed their commitment to developing lasting institutional links in support of a stronger partnership.
Particular attention was paid to trade and economic cooperation, transport and logistics, and interregional ties. The sides highlighted the need for parliaments to play a more active role in supporting the implementation of existing agreements and promoting initiatives aimed at strengthening links between regions in both countries.
During the meeting, the participants proposed considering the establishment of a joint interparliamentary commission and developing a cooperation roadmap for 2027–2028. They also discussed closer coordination on trade and transport issues, as well as exchanging experience in the legal regulation of artificial intelligence and the protection of personal data.
The sides underlined the importance of more active engagement between parliamentary committees. Priorities included regularly reviewing progress in implementing agreements reached by the heads of state, strengthening ties among women parliamentarians and expanding cooperation between young lawmakers.
The proposed measures are intended to make interparliamentary contacts more systematic and practical. Regular consultations and exchanges of experience could help legislative bodies respond more effectively to shared challenges and support practical initiatives on the bilateral agenda.
Following the talks, the parties agreed to further expand cooperation between the parliaments of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan and make more effective use of available opportunities. The meeting reaffirmed their commitment to developing lasting institutional links in support of a stronger partnership.
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