Agreements reached during the working visit of the Head of State, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, to the United States have brought the strategic partnership between Uzbekistan and the United States to a new stage.

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Science, Education, and Healthcare Bahrom Abdullayev shared his opinion on this matter:

“The meetings held by the President of our country in the United States will contribute to strengthening trade, economic, and investment cooperation.

The implementation of a three-year Economic Cooperation Program worth $35 billion, the creation of an Investment Platform, and the signing of agreements for several major projects have been important steps toward diversifying the country’s economy, creating new jobs, and attracting high-tech investment.

Cooperation in the fields of energy, critical minerals, agro-industry, transport, and information technology will further increase the investment attractiveness of the regions of our country.

Projects implemented with the participation of U.S. financial institutions – the Export-Import Bank and the International Development Finance Corporation – will support stable, long-term progress.

In addition, agreements to strengthen practical assistance in our country’s accession to the WTO will accelerate international economic integration.

Norgul Abduraimova, UzA

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Uzbekistan – United States: Joint projects will serve sustainable and long-term development

Agreements reached during the working visit of the Head of State, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, to the United States have brought the strategic partnership between Uzbekistan and the United States to a new stage.

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Science, Education, and Healthcare Bahrom Abdullayev shared his opinion on this matter:

“The meetings held by the President of our country in the United States will contribute to strengthening trade, economic, and investment cooperation.

The implementation of a three-year Economic Cooperation Program worth $35 billion, the creation of an Investment Platform, and the signing of agreements for several major projects have been important steps toward diversifying the country’s economy, creating new jobs, and attracting high-tech investment.

Cooperation in the fields of energy, critical minerals, agro-industry, transport, and information technology will further increase the investment attractiveness of the regions of our country.

Projects implemented with the participation of U.S. financial institutions – the Export-Import Bank and the International Development Finance Corporation – will support stable, long-term progress.

In addition, agreements to strengthen practical assistance in our country’s accession to the WTO will accelerate international economic integration.

Norgul Abduraimova, UzA